Thermopolis is a small town located in Wyoming, known for its natural hot springs. The name "Thermopolis" comes from the Greek words for "hot city," reflecting its geothermal features. The town is home to the Hot Springs State Park, which offers visitors the chance to soak in mineral-rich waters and enjoy scenic views. In addition to its hot springs, Thermopolis is also famous for the Wyoming Dinosaur Center, where visitors can learn about the region's prehistoric past. The center features fossil exhibits and offers guided tours, making it a popular destination for families and dinosaur enthusiasts alike.