Wah Wah Mountains Beryllium District
Rockhounding site in Milford, Utah · Quartz & Crystals
Wah Wah Mountains Beryllium District is a red beryl rockhounding site near Milford, UT. Fee varies. Best season: April through October.
Typical season: April through October
Key facts
Structured details for trip planning — verify access and fees with the land manager before you visit.
- Specimen type
- Red Beryl
- Primary specimens
- Red Beryl, Topaz, Bixbyite
- Fee status
- Fee varies
- Nearest town
- Milford
- State
- Utah
- Coordinates
- 38.45000, -113.55000
- Best season
- April through October
- Access difficulty
- Difficult; high desert access roads
- Collecting hazards
- Access restrictions
- Camping
- Milford motels
- Activities
- Geology observation, claim boundary awareness
- Facilities
- Milford services only
- Last updated
- July 5, 2026
What to pack for Wah Wah Mountains Beryllium District
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The experience
- Best time to visitApril through October
- AccessDifficult; high desert access roads
- FacilitiesMilford services only
- Camping nearbyMilford motels
Things you need to take to Wah Wah Mountains Beryllium District
Estwing 22 oz Geological Pick
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ASR Outdoor 38pc Deluxe Rock Hounding Kit
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Rock Chasing US Rocks & Minerals Field Guide
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BelOMO 10x Triplet Loupe
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