Mixed or specialty collecting — zeolites, fluorescent minerals, thundereggs, and unique regional finds.
14 other destinations in Hawaii.
Rockhounding sites in Hawaii — other: 14 spots in our directory. Sort live from your phone with near me, or browse all U.S. other rockhounding sites and the Hawaii state page.
Mixed or specialty collecting — zeolites, fluorescent minerals, thundereggs, and unique regional finds.
We currently document 14 other collecting sites in Hawaii. Each listing includes original descriptions, visitor notes, and last-updated dates when available.
Other destinations in Hawaii vary widely in access, season, and legality. Some are official recreation areas; others are informal gravel bars. Read the access and safety sections on each listing — never assume collecting is allowed without checking current signage.
For trip planning beyond this filter, browse the full Hawaii state page, our guides, or use near me to sort by distance from your location.
Black Coral is a documented rockhounding destination in HI. Collectors visit for mixed minerals and rocks and related material. Access rules and land ownership vary — confirm current status with the managing agency or landowner before collecting.
View detailsHaleakala NP is a documented rockhounding destination in HI. Collectors visit for mixed minerals and rocks and related material. Access rules and land ownership vary — confirm current status with the managing agency or landowner before collecting.
View detailsHaleakala crater rim and cinder cones display classic Hawaiian volcanic minerals for observation within Haleakala National Park.
View detailsHawaii Volcanoes NP Map is a documented rockhounding destination in HI. Collectors visit for mixed minerals and rocks and related material. Access rules and land ownership vary — confirm current status with the managing agency or landowner before collecting.
View detailsHonolulu Community College Dino Exhibit is a documented rockhounding destination in HI. Collectors visit for mixed minerals and rocks and related material. Access rules and land ownership vary — confirm current status with the managing agency or landowner before collecting.
View detailsRemote northwest Oahu coastline exposes fresh olivine basalt flows and marine terraces for geological study within a protected reserve.
View detailsKazamura Cave is a documented rockhounding destination in HI. Collectors visit for mixed minerals and rocks and related material. Access rules and land ownership vary — confirm current status with the managing agency or landowner before collecting.
View detailsLava is a documented rockhounding destination in HI. Collectors visit for mixed minerals and rocks and related material. Access rules and land ownership vary — confirm current status with the managing agency or landowner before collecting.
View detailsManele Bay is a documented mineral occurrence near HI. Reported specimens include Sunstone. Verify land access and collecting rules before visiting.
View detailsOne of few green sand beaches worldwide, colored by olivine crystals eroded from Puu Mahana cinder cone on Hawaii Island's south coast.
View detailsPapakolea Green Sand Beach & Other Beaches is a documented mineral occurrence near HI. Reported specimens include Olivine, Peridot. Verify land access and collecting rules before visiting.
View detailsPohakea Pass is a documented mineral occurrence near HI. Reported specimens include Clear Labradorite, Labradorite Yellow. Verify land access and collecting rules before visiting.
View detailsOlivine-rich cinder cones on the Big Island flank of Hualalai volcano display green crystals embedded in basalt for geological observation.
View detailsThurston Lava Tube is a documented rockhounding destination in HI. Collectors visit for mixed minerals and rocks and related material. Access rules and land ownership vary — confirm current status with the managing agency or landowner before collecting.
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