Parque Cretácico Park

Admission: Admission around 30-50 BOB for adults (varies); reduced rates for children and locals may apply

Parque Cretácico near Sucre in the Chuquisaca Department of Bolivia is a paleontological park focused on Cretaceous-era dinosaur tracks and related fossils. The site interprets the region’s prehistoric record for visitors.

The park provides access to preserved dinosaur footprints and rock surfaces with interpretive panels, often accompanied by displays or a small visitor area explaining the geological context. It is oriented toward education and fossil viewing rather than extensive hiking or typical park recreation.

The site was identified for its exposed fossil tracks and developed as a protected and interpretive area to conserve the impressions and present them to the public and researchers. Local scientific work informed its creation and management.

Parque Cretácico is located in the highland region around Sucre in the Chuquisaca Department of southern-central Bolivia, accessible from the city and surrounding rural areas.

• Dinosaur footprints: Displays fossilized or exposed dinosaur footprints from the Cretaceous period and interprets local paleontology for visitors.

From Sucre, drive south along the road toward Maragua or take a local tour from the city-Parque Cretácico is approximately a short drive from Sucre and is typically reached by car or organized excursion.

• Wear sun protection and a hat-altitude and sun exposure can be intense.
• Combine the visit with the nearby town of Sucre for lodging and transport links.
• Hire a local guide if interested in paleontological details-guides can explain the fossils and formations along trails.