I'm looking for a site to hunt in the Cedarburg/Grafton, WI area

[SEWis-Fossils]

I've been fishing along Cedar Creek for years, and I know there are some good limestone formations along the creek.  Anyone in the area know of some good spots to look for fossils?  There's got to be some spots that trilobites can be found.

[Fossildude19]

According to this website, with admittedly old information,  There should be some spots along the Milwaukee River.

 

[SEWis-Fossils]

Thanks.  I was actually going to do kyak trip with a friend to look for fossils, so we'll hit the Milwaukee river.  Lime Kiln park is no good from my experience.  It's a very old, and very  overgrown limestone quarry.

[honeybadger65]

I’m interested too. Never found a trilobite and have done a ton of looking. Let us know if you have success!

[Coco]

Hi,

 

Many people come here to ask for places and find fossils easily, quickly and effortlessly (maybe not you, but we see that often).

 

Fossil research involves a lot of time reading professional publications, looking at geological maps, looking at views on GoogleHeart or other aerial views, and prospecting in the field.

 

So you will understand that no one will give you his honey hole or sensitive places. Ask a mushroom researcher or a fisherman for his corners, they won’t answer you !

 

That said, some sites are well known in the United States and elsewhere. Take a look on the forum in the part cut in states, read, do some work and you will probably have some answers when you yourself made a part of the way

 

Coco