Forrest Fenn’s Treasure
Forrest Fenn’s Treasure was found in Wyoming in 2020 – the chase is over
TREASURE FOUND
The mystery of Forrest Fenn’s Treasure is legendary
Learn about the treasure and clues and find his treasure chest
This site contains information about Forrest Fenn and his treasure hunt. I spent the last several years collecting details and figured it might help other searchers if I posted it online. If you find it useful, please share it with other searchers. Stay safe and happy searching.
Finding Forrest Fenn's Treasure
Art collector Forrest Fenn hid a treasure chest full of gold, jewels, ancient jewelry, coins, and other precious items somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. He left behind a poem containing nine clues which lead directly to the treasure for anyone adept enough to unlock the clues and brave enough to retrieve the treasure chest. Can you solve the riddle, find the clues, and recover the chest?
Learn More About Fenn's Treasure
To start looking for Fenn’s treasure, you need to get caught up on recent news and treasure hunting updates. This treasure hunt and thrill of the chase is decades old after all! Check out the poem, treasure hunting rules, and our clue tip section to be ready for your own Fenn’s treasure hunt.
The Fenn Treasure Poem
Start with the poem. Forrest Fenn himself wrote it, and it contains the nine clues needed to locate the treasure chest. You can check it out here: The Fenn Treasure Poem
The Thrill of the Chase Book
Study the book next. The poem was originally published in Forrest Fenn’s book The Thrill of the Chase. He also said there are clues “scattered” throughout the pages that readers can “unlock”. Forrest Fenn said it is important to read, study, and reread this book. You can check out the book here: The Thrill of the Chase
Forrest Fenn’s Scrapbooks
Read the scrapbooks. Forrest Fenn likes to share important and influential memories in the form of scrapbook postings. These scrapbooks include pictures from Fenn’s life, stories, and other snippets of information. These scrapbooks are helpful in understanding how Forrest Fenn thinks. They are posted on Dal Neitzal’s blog here: The Forrest Fenn Scrapbook Collection
Forrest Fenn's Scrapbooks Analyses
Check out our analyses of the most important scrapbooks by Forrest Fenn.
Forrest Fenn’s Scrapbook Number Fourteen
About Scrapbook Fourteen This is Forrest Fenn’s scrapbook number fourteen. Forrest shared this note on Dal Neitzel’s website in February of 2013. You can find the original scrapbook post at this link here: (offline) Scrapbook Fourteen.…
Forrest Fenn’s Scrapbook Number Thirteen
About Scrapbook Thirteen This is Forrest Fenn’s scrapbook number thirteen. Forrest shared this note on Dal Neitzel’s website in February of 2013. You can find the original scrapbook post at this link here: (offline) Scrapbook Thirteen.…
Forrest Fenn’s Scrapbook Number Forty Six
About Scrapbook Forty Six This is Forrest Fenn’s scrapbook number forty six. Forrest shared this note on Dal Neitzel’s website in October of 2013. You can find the original scrapbook post at this link here: (offline)…
Forrest Fenn’s Scrapbook Number Eleven
About Scrapbook Eleven This is Forrest Fenn’s scrapbook number eleven. Forrest shared this note on Dal Neitzel’s website in February of 2013. You can find the original scrapbook post at this link here: (offline) Scrapbook Eleven.…
Treasure Hunting Safety Tips and More
Search for Fenn’s treasure and adventure safely with these helpful tips and resources. It is your responsibility to keep yourself safe, know your limitations and abilities, and make good decisions. This starts with knowing where you are going, what gear you need for the trip, and understanding things like weather and elevation in the Rocky Mountains.
When You Find Fenn’s Treasure
You also need to think about the next steps after you find Fenn’s treasure. This includes authenticating you as the finder, transporting the treasure and chest out of the area, situational awareness, dealing with local and state law enforcement, filing taxes (probably over $327,637 USD under IRS code section 61), and other things of that nature.
Quotes From Forrest Fenn
“Read the blogs for entertainment, and the poem like you were going to put an X on a map…”
– f
“Two people can keep a secret if one of them is dead.”
– f
“Imagination is more important than knowlege.”
– f (take on Albert Einstein’s quote)
See many other quotes and words with Forrest Fenn on Jenn’s blog Mysterious Writings
Ready to start looking for Fenn’s Treasure?
Start looking for Fenn’s treasure now!
Being with Forrest Fenn’s poem from The Thrill of The Chase book. Unlocking the nine clues is the only way to find the treasure. Get started here by learning about a few different perspectives. No one has found the treasure chest yet, so give it a try. Destiny is calling your name to come find it.
