Rockhounding Sites Across America

Find rockhounding near you — quartz veins, agate beds, geode fields, fossils, and fee digs mapped with directions, fees, and access notes.

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Your guide to rockhounding across America

Nothing beats cracking open a geode, spotting agate in a gravel bar, or finding a fossil in plain sight — the kind of finds guidebooks only hint at. We list 11620 vetted places in 52 states, from creek gravel bars and desert washes to quarry faces and pegmatite outcrops.

Each listing gathers fees, specimen type, nearby towns, and how to get there. Treat it as your first pass at planning, then double-check access, safety, and rules with local land managers before you head out.

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Featured rockhounding sites

Hand-picked places from coast to coast to inspire your next outing.

Irish Creek — blue moonstone rockhounding site near Virginia, VA
Blue MoonstoneVA

Irish Creek

Irish Creek is a documented mineral occurrence near VA. Reported specimens include Blue Moonstone, Cassiterite. Verify land access and collecting rules before visiting.

Fee variesVirginia
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Escondido Canyon — geode rockhounding site near California, CA
GeodeCA

Escondido Canyon

Escondido Canyon is a documented mineral occurrence near CA. Reported specimens include Amethyst Geodes, Banded Agate, Moss Agate, Bloodstone. Verify land access and collecting rules before visiting.

Fee variesCalifornia
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Washougal — agate rockhounding site near Washington, WA
AgateWA

Washougal

Washougal is a documented mineral occurrence near WA. Reported specimens include Moss Agate, Amethyst. Verify land access and collecting rules before visiting.

Fee variesWashington
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Buffalo — agate rockhounding site near Oklahoma, OK
AgateOK

Buffalo

Buffalo is a documented mineral occurrence near OK. Reported specimens include Agate, Chalcedony, Chert, Jasper. Verify land access and collecting rules before visiting.

Fee variesOklahoma
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Ounce Creek — agate rockhounding site near Wisconsin, WI
AgateWI

Ounce Creek

Ounce Creek is a documented mineral occurrence near WI. Reported specimens include Agate, Azurite, Bornite, Chlorite, Copper, Diopside, Epidote, Malachite, Quartz, Silver. Verify land access and collecting rules before visiting.

Fee variesWisconsin
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Bear Lake — fossil rockhounding site near Idaho, ID
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Bear Lake

Bear Lake is a documented mineral occurrence near ID. Reported specimens include Fossils. Verify land access and collecting rules before visiting.

Fee variesIdaho
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Delaware Water Gap Fossils — fossil rockhounding site near Stroudsburg, PA
FossilPA

Delaware Water Gap Fossils

Hardwick limestone and Cambrian formations in the Delaware Water Gap region contain trilobite fragments in road cuts and streams.

Fee variesStroudsburg
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Yadkin River — quartz rockhounding site near North Carolina, NC
QuartzNC

Yadkin River

Yadkin River is a documented mineral occurrence near NC. Reported specimens include Quartz crystals, Smoky Quartz. Verify land access and collecting rules before visiting.

Fee variesNorth Carolina
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