Thermopolis
No admission feeSmall Wyoming town known for Hot Springs State Park's mineral hot springs, marketed by its county tourism board.

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A dinosaur museum with more than 50 mounted skeletons and nearby dig sites you can tour or help excavate.
110 Carter Ranch Rd · Thermopolis, WY
This Thermopolis museum displays more than 50 mounted skeletons, including a 106-foot Supersaurus replica based on the specimen nicknamed Jimbo. It also holds the Thermopolis Specimen of Archaeopteryx, one of only two real specimens of the genus on display outside Europe. You can visit the dig sites on Warm Springs Ranch, about 15 minutes from the museum, where more than 10,000 bones have been found, on a Dino De-Tour or a full-day Dig for a Day program.
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