Visit Kemmerer
Kemmerer is just two hours south of Yellowstone Park and is easily accessible via major roadways. Those coming from the south can simply link up with I-80 north from Salt Lake City to Evanston and then to WY-189 north to Kemmerer.
About Kemmerer
Kemmerer, Wyoming, nestled in the picturesque landscape of southwestern Wyoming, embodies a rich tapestry of history and natural beauty. Known as the "Fossil Fish Capital of the World," Kemmerer boasts an impressive array of fossilized fish dating back millions of years, attracting paleontology enthusiasts from far and wide. Beyond its paleontological treasures, Kemmerer offers a quaint small-town charm, with friendly locals and a close-knit community atmosphere. Surrounded by stunning vistas of rugged mountains and vast plains, outdoor enthusiasts can explore hiking trails, fishing spots, and camping sites in the nearby Bridger-Teton National Forest. Whether delving into prehistoric wonders or savoring the tranquility of nature, Kemmerer welcomes visitors with warmth and adventure.
Lodging in Kemmerer
Best Western Plus Fossil Country Inn & Suites
Fossil Butte Motel
Antler Motel
Opera House Suites
Super 8
Downtown Motel
Airbnb
Upcoming Events
Oyster Ridge Music Festival
More to Do
Explore even more adventures within Kemmerer, Whether you're seeking thrilling outdoor excursions, cultural experiences, or hidden gems off the beaten path, we've curated a selection of activities to suit every interest. From scenic hikes and historical landmarks to local events and culinary delights, let us inspire your next unforgettable journey.
Fossil Butte National Monument
Fossil Butte National Monument, located near Kemmerer, Wyoming, is a geological marvel preserving an ancient lake ecosystem dating back over 50 million years. Renowned for its exceptionally well-preserved fossils, including fish, plants, insects, and reptiles, the monument offers visitors a glimpse into prehistoric life.
Fossil Quarries
A unique opportunity to delve into Earth's history, revealing insights into prehistoric life and environments. Through careful excavation and preservation efforts, scientists piece together the puzzle of evolution, discovering new species and uncovering evidence of past ecosystems.
More To Explore
J.C. Penney Mother Store
J.C. Penney Homestead
Fossil Gallery Downtown
Fossil Queries
Wyoming Fossils
Tynsky’s Fossils
Fossils in Stone
American Fossils
Fossil Lake Safari
Ulrich’s Fossils
Fossil Island Gold Course
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