moderate
8 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness to handle digging, standing, and walking on uneven quarry terrain for extended periods.
Gather your group for a full-day, hands-on fossil digging adventure at U-Dig Fossils in Delta, Utah. Unearth genuine Trilobite fossils and create lasting memories in this private quarry experience!
15% Discount | 8 Hour Park Access | $66.30 per Child 7-16 | $113.90 per Adult 17 and up
Unearth your own Trilobite fossil in a private quarry at U-DIG! This unique 8-hour adventure allows you to explore prehistoric marine life, equipped with tools to dig and discover. Take home your findings and create unforgettable memories as you connect with the ancient past in an exciting hands-on experience.
Adults (ages 17+): $113.90 Children (ages 7-16): $66.30 Youngsters (ages 6 and younger): FREE with an adult
8 Hours
At U-DIG we want you to have a unique and rewarding experience in our very own private quarry. Every customer recieves tools to help dig and uncover what marine life looked like in the prehistoric era. Trilobites use to roam the sea floors and coral reefs 550 million years ago. The best part is you get to take home whatever you discover!
Rugged quarry terrain requires good footwear to avoid slips and protect feet from loose rocks.
Utah’s sun can be intense; pack sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Carry enough water as the quarry offers limited shade and heat can build quickly during excavation.
Use a dust mask or bandana if you’re sensitive to dust stirred up during digging.
Delta’s quarries reveal fossils from the Devonian period, providing valuable insights into ancient marine ecosystems.
U-Dig Fossils promotes responsible excavating practices to protect fossil sites and maintain the natural environment.
Protects feet from sharp rocks and uneven ground throughout the quarry.
Provides essential shade and reduces sun exposure during prolonged outdoor activity.
spring|summer|fall specific
Crucial for staying hydrated, especially in dry, hot conditions common in Utah.
Helpful for reducing dust inhalation when digging in dry or windy conditions.