There being the Dinosaur Footprint Wall in Sucre, Bolivia, called Cal Orko. It's a massive limestone slab which has 460 dinosaur tracks from at least 8 different types of Dinosaur. This adds up to 5,050 actual dinosaur footprints. (I've also read that it's over 5,000 tracks of 294 species of dinosaurs), either way it's a whole lot of tracks and footprints of a bunch of Dinosaurs.
Tectonic upheaval shifted the ground up to an inclination of approx 70 degrees and now it looks like this...
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