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We'd love to hear from you — share a new spot, flag outdated info, ask a question, or say hello.

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Email us
For general inquiries, corrections, and new location tips. Include the listing URL when reporting outdated details.
hello@rockhoundingsites.com
Coverage
Rockhounding Sites catalogs rockhounding collecting destinations across 52 U.S. states and counting — quartz, agate, fossils, gold panning, and more.
Response time
We aim to reply within 2–3 business days. For urgent safety issues (closures, hazards, illegal access), put URGENT in your subject line.
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New location submissions
When suggesting a rockhounding site, include as much as you can:
- GPS coordinates or clear driving directions
- Access type (hike, roadside, permit, etc.)
- Specimen type and what to look for on site
- Known fees, parking, or restrictions
- Seasonal notes and safety concerns
- Photos you own or can license (optional)

Frequently asked questions

How do you verify rockhounding site information?

We cross-check public maps, land agency pages, and community reports before publishing. When something is uncertain — fees, access, or legality — we say so on the listing rather than guess.

Can I submit GPS coordinates for a new spot?

Yes. Coordinates help us place listings accurately, but please only share locations you have legally visited and that are appropriate to list publicly.

Do you accept photos of rockhounding sites?

We welcome photos you took yourself or have rights to share. Note that in your message — we may follow up about credit and usage before publishing.