Can Snorlax Still Be Found in the Wild?

He can still be found in the wild, but he is very rare in most places, it took me almost a year to get my first one. If you can't find raid partners, your best chance is to hatch one from 10k eggs.

They’re out there, just rare. I found a wild one in a parking lot a few weeks ago, and one at a Pokéstop a few months ago. They can also be hatched from 10km eggs. Keep trying for the raids, once you get a few Machamps you can do it with less people, I did one the second day of Mewtwo raids as we waited for another raid to hatch. Good luck!

Found 2 at parks

Ive found a few, last one about 2 weeks back in the wild but they're extremely rare. i'd say your most reliable bet is raiding one.

During this event they've been spawning during Partly Cloudy weather, they're still rare though.

You could also consider trading for one - plenty of people have Snorlaxes they got as Special Research Rewards, as well as what they have caught or hatched.

I've been playing since a few months after the game started and have only had one wild encounter in those two years (about two weeks back). I've picked up quite a few from 10k eggs and the recent special research. Most longer term players would probably have a spare to trade.

Friendly advice, you're also better off ignoring the other raids (maybe dratini is worth for you) and focusing on Mewtwo with the rest of your community.

Yes, Snorlax is out there but a very rare species. It also depends on where you live. In more than two years playing the game I can still count with the fingers of one hand the number of wild snorlax I encountered. The first snorlax took me longer than one year.

Your better chance of getting a good snorlax is hatching 10 km eggs.

Snorlax is rare, but it is more common in certain biomes, namely the Meadow biome. Meadow can easily be identified outside of events by it spawning a lot of Teddiursa and Eevee and you can also guess where it might exist by looking at openstreetmap tags, but that's more advanced stuff.

There were 2 small spots of meadow near my old home and during the 2 years that I lived there, I saw 10+ Snorlax in total in those 2 spots and 1 outside of those spots in the same area.

I have maybe seen my first ever wild Snorlax encounter a few weeks ago when I was visiting a different town. Walked next to a small park when I saw a wild Snorlax on my sightings.

Your best bet is to trade one. Hatching or finding one in the wild these days has become near impossible.