Rockhounding

British Columbia is known for jade, agates, and fossils. This guide covers prime locations, what to bring, and tips on identifying valuable specimens.

The shores of Lake Superior are famous for their agates and jasper. This guide covers the best beaches, how to identify finds, and the best seasons to visit.

Explore the sandy and rocky beaches of Lake Michigan to find Petoskey stones, agates, and fossils. Learn about the best times to search and how to identify rare finds.

Kentucky is famous for its geodes and fossil-rich areas. This guide highlights the best sites, what to look for, and how to properly extract geodes without damaging them.

Discover the best places in New Hampshire to hunt for quartz, beryl, and garnets. Learn about accessible dig sites, rock formations, and tools needed for a successful trip.

Idaho is a rockhound’s paradise, home to star garnets, jasper, and opal. Explore the top locations for digging and collecting, with tips on the best seasons to visit.

Georgia’s rich geology offers amethyst, quartz, and even gold. Explore the top locations and learn how to collect responsibly.

Pennsylvania offers quartz, garnets, and trilobite fossils. This article provides details on legal collecting sites, historical significance, and accessibility.

From gold panning in the Sierra Nevada to collecting jasper along the coast, this guide lists the best places for rockhounding in Northern California.

Kansas is home to septarian nodules, opals, and marine fossils. Learn where to go and what tools to bring for a productive trip.