Jump-up view.
The Age of Dinosaur's base and main museum and labs etc are situated on what they call the Jump-up (colloquial name for a mesa or flat topped mountain) about 20 kilometres south-east of Winton. About half that distance is off the highway but all good bitumen roads. The views across the surrounding, almost primeval plain are staggeringly beautiful and you can let your mind drift back 95 million years to what it once was. A picture of that will definitely form once through the displays. If you enlarge or zoom in, check out more Jump-Ups/Mesas out there on the horizon.
Jump-up view.
The Age of Dinosaur's base and main museum and labs etc are situated on what they call the Jump-up (colloquial name for a mesa or flat topped mountain) about 20 kilometres south-east of Winton. About half that distance is off the highway but all good bitumen roads. The views across the surrounding, almost primeval plain are staggeringly beautiful and you can let your mind drift back 95 million years to what it once was. A picture of that will definitely form once through the displays. If you enlarge or zoom in, check out more Jump-Ups/Mesas out there on the horizon.