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Texas fossil hunting is actually finders-keepers at these four locations. 🦈🌀 Save this guide for your next Texas road trip, because each stop reveals a completely different chapter of the ancient oceans that once covered the state. #4 Whiskey Bridge — near Bryan Along the Brazos River, exposed Eocene marine layers can reveal ancient snails, clams, coral and occasional shark teeth. The fossil-bearing riverbank is publicly accessible, but it can become steep, slippery and muddy after rain. #3 Post Oak Creek — Sherman The creek’s Cretaceous gravel bars are best known for shark teeth, including the unusual shell-crushing teeth of Ptychodus. Fossil oysters, fish vertebrae and other marine remains also wash into the creek. Sherman has been developing plans for Shark Tooth Park, so check current access and parking conditions before visiting. #2 Mineral Wells Fossil Park — Mineral Wells This public collecting site contains Pennsylvanian fossils more than 300 million years old. Crinoid stems, brachiopods, horn coral and occasional trilobite remains can be found here. Collecting is for personal use, surface collecting only, and large digging tools are prohibited. #1 Ladonia Fossil Park — North Sulphur River The new park opened in 2026 and gives visitors access to a riverbed known for ammonites, shark teeth, fossil oysters and occasional mosasaur material. Visitors must remain downstream from the park and stay outside the restricted dam and mitigation area. Always verify current access, weather and collecting rules before traveling. Keep only reasonable ordinary finds for personal use, respect private property, and leave anything unusually large or scientifically important in place until it can be identified. Which Texas fossil-hunting spot would you search first—and what would be your dream fossil to find? #FossilHunting #TexasTravel #ThingsToDo #Geology #Texas #FossilTok #HiddenTexas #TexasRoadTrip
Texas fossil hunting is actually finders-keepers at these four locations. 🦈🌀 Save this guide for your next Texas road trip, because each stop reveals a completely different chapter of the ancient oceans that once covered the state. #4 Whiskey Bridge — near Bryan Along the Brazos River, exposed Eocene marine layers can reveal ancient snails, clams, coral and occasional shark teeth. The fossil-bearing riverbank is publicly accessible, but it can become steep, slippery and muddy after rain. #3 Post Oak Creek — Sherman The creek’s Cretaceous gravel bars are best known for shark teeth, including the unusual shell-crushing teeth of Ptychodus. Fossil oysters, fish vertebrae and other marine remains also wash into the creek. Sherman has been developing plans for Shark Tooth Park, so check current access and parking conditions before visiting. #2 Mineral Wells Fossil Park — Mineral Wells This public collecting site contains Pennsylvanian fossils more than 300 million years old. Crinoid stems, brachiopods, horn coral and occasional trilobite remains can be found here. Collecting is for personal use, surface collecting only, and large digging tools are prohibited. #1 Ladonia Fossil Park — North Sulphur River The new park opened in 2026 and gives visitors access to a riverbed known for ammonites, shark teeth, fossil oysters and occasional mosasaur material. Visitors must remain downstream from the park and stay outside the restricted dam and mitigation area. Always verify current access, weather and collecting rules before traveling. Keep only reasonable ordinary finds for personal use, respect private property, and leave anything unusually large or scientifically important in place until it can be identified. Which Texas fossil-hunting spot would you search first—and what would be your dream fossil to find? #FossilHunting #TexasTravel #ThingsToDo #Geology #Texas #FossilTok #HiddenTexas #TexasRoadTrip

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