
Utah Mammoth Museum Quest
and Sweepstakes
When Utah's NHL team became the Utah Mammoth, many fans wondered what connection this Ice Age giant has with our state. The truth? Fossil evidence found around Utah proves that Columbian mammoths — the largest mammals of their time — once roamed this region during the Ice Age. The most famous of these – the Huntington Mammoth, is housed right here in the Prehistoric Museum! Today, you can find mammoth fossil displays and discovery sites from Price to Logan to Salt Lake City to St. George!
This hockey season, explore each of the destinations listed below on your own journey of Ice Age discovery as you cheer on the Utah Mammoth!
Mention the Mammoth Quest and receive a discount at particapting locations.
The Prehistoric Museum is offering $3 off adult admission and $1 child admission
Utah Mammoth Museum Quest Sweepstakes
The Utah Mammoth Museum Quest Sweepstakes offers one lucky winner a mammoth experience of a lifetime, and additional prizes for 10 first-place winners. There's no purchase necessary to participate, and winners will be drawn at random. Limit of one entry per person.
Quest Destinations
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Prehistoric Museum, USU Eastern
See real bones on display including a complete cast of the Huntington Mammoth.

USU Geology Museum
See a mammoth tusk and tooth on permanent display in the museum.

Past Worlds at NHMU
See a full Columbian mammoth cast in the Past Worlds exhibit, and real mammoth skulls, tusks, teeth, and bones in the collection.

Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum
See a life-size replica of a woolly mammoth in the Dinosaur Garden outside the museum.
Huntington Mammoth Reservoir
This is the discovery site of one of the most complete Columbian mammoths ever excavated.

Museum of the San Rafael
View a sculpture of a Columbian mammoth skull, mammoth teeth, and a mammoth femur on display.

Frehner Museum of Natural History
Part of a Columbian mammoth maxilla, teeth, and tusk fragments are in the museum's collections.

Fairview Museum of History & Art
A cast of a Columbian mammoth and mammoth bones are on permanent display.

St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site
Mammoth fossils are on display, and guests can take part in a mammoth scavenger hunt and other activities.