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Fossil Hunting

Fossil Hunting

Min number of participants 1
Age 5+ yrs.
Safety support by adult Recommended
Min duration 1 h
Cost None (Free)
Environment Outdoor

Head to a fossil-rich beach, cliff, or quarry with a small hammer and scan for ammonites, shark teeth, and belemnites — the thrill of holding a 300-million-year-old creature is incomparable.

The Essentials

  • Research the geology of an area beforehand, fossils cluster in specific rock layers
  • Bring a small chisel, brush, and container to safely extract and carry finds
  • Check local laws, since fossil collecting is restricted or banned in some areas
  • Look along erosion-exposed surfaces like cliffs, riverbanks, and quarries
  • Handle fragile fossils minimally and wrap them before transport to prevent breakage
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