Thelma & Louise was filmed in United States of America.
Bedrock Store
In movie
Scene where Louise decides to phone the FBI. Thelma cuts of the conversation.
Real
Scene was shot at a small roadside store in western Colorado.
Vagabond Inn - Los Angeles at USC
In movie
Scene where J.D. knocks on the door. Thelma can not resist him.
Real
Scene was shot in a small two-story hotel in downtown Los Angeles.
Los Angeles
Palomino Drive
In movie
Scene where Louise picks up Thelma at her home. They hope they are going to have a great time.
Real
Scene was shot The location was spotted by Robert of Set-Jetter.com.
Los Angeles
Valley City Road - BLM 144
In movie
Scene where Thelma and Louise pass the truck driver they met once before. They decide to stop and have a decent conversation with the guy.
Real
Scene was shot Thompson Springs, for a time officially also known as just Thompson, is a very small town in Grand County, Utah. In 2010 - at the time of the census - only 39 people lived there.
Thompson Springs was named for E.W. Thompson, who lived near the springs and operated a sawmill to the north near the Book Cliffs. The town began life in the late nineteenth century as a station stop on the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad. Construction of I-70 south of Thompson Springs drew traffic away from the city.
The exact GPS location is not know yet, but filming took place on this road.
Mr. Locations has quite an impressive overview of many locations from the movie: https://www.flickr.com/photos/mrlocation/albums/72157632014009525
Cowboy Country
In movie
Scene where Thelma and Louise are having a good time in the bar. Thelma lets herself go.
Real
Scene was shot The movie, was filmed at the Silver Bullet bar in southern LA. The bar is now known as Cowboy Country.
Los Angeles