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Mill Beach Rockhounding, Oregon Coast: Jaspers with Table Rock in background

Mill Beach – Quiet Beauty and Natural Treasures on the Coast

2025-04-27

Sport Haven Beach Brookings Rockhounding Oregon: A hand holds a large, smooth rock with a mix of brown and black hues, showcasing the natural patterns and textures found on the beach.

Sport Haven Beach: Urban Shoreline with Rockhounding Opportunities

2025-03-22

Whaleshead Beach - South Oregon Coast

Whaleshead Beach: Collecting Agates at Whaleshead Rock

2025-03-19

Harris Beach State Park Rockhounding Oregon – A collection of wet, green and white rocks partially submerged in shallow water on a sandy beach, reflecting sunlight.

Harris Beach State Park: Find Rocks at Oregon’s Largest Island

2025-03-16

Negro Rock Rockhounding, Oregon

Negro Rock – Hunting for Petrified Wood in Eastern Oregon

2025-03-03

Butte Creek at Crowley Road Rockhounding

Butte Creek at Crowley Road: A Remote Rockhounding Adventure

2025-02-25

Cottonwood Creek Oregon Rocks and Minerals

Cottonwood Creek at Crowley Road – Rockhounding in the High Desert

2025-02-23

Harney Basin Oregon Rockhounding

Harney Basin Rockhounding: Exploring Ancient Lakebed

2025-02-16

Maury Mountain Agate Oregon

Maury Mountain Agate Bed – Rockhounding for Moss Agates

2025-01-11

Warm Springs Reservoir Rockhounding Oregon agate

Warm Springs Reservoir – Rockhounding Adventure in Eastern Oregon

2025-01-10

Eagle Rock Plume Agate oregon rockhounding

Eagle Rock – Home to Unique Eagle Rock Plume Agate

2024-12-17

North Beede Reservoir Rockhounding Oregon

Exploring North Beede Reservoir: Rockhounding Guide

2024-11-29

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Ginkgo Petrified Forest State Park: A Must-Visit Fossil Forest: Several petrified logs are displayed on a gravel surface, with a scenic view of a river and distant hills under a clear blue sky, showcasing the natural beauty and geological significance of the area.

Best Petrified Wood Collecting Sites – Where to Find Petrified Wood?

Stayton Bridge - North Santiam River Rockhounding in Oregon: The picture "polished black and tan petrified wood" displays a chunk of black jasper with tan veins and rough tan edges, placed on a weathered wooden surface with blurred green foliage in the background.

North Santiam River Rockhounding – Stayton Bridge, Oregon

McBride Creek Rockhounding in Idaho - Common opal

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Sommer Camp Road Rockhounding in Idaho: The picture "surface finds of opal and chalcedony" presents several small opal and chalcedony rocks of various shapes and colors, laying on sunlit dusty ground.

Sommer Camp Road, Idaho: Rockhounding for Fluorescent Opal

Boulder Creek Pyrite Rockhounding at Quartzville Creek Oregon: Orange-stained volcanic rock with pyrite cube"

Boulder Creek Pyrite Rockhounding Site – Quartzville Creek, Oregon

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