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Panoche Hills Rockhounding in California near Mercey Hot Springs: The picture "Panoche Hills Rockhounding in California near Mercey Hot Springs gravel and quartz" shows a close-up of sandy soil and gravel with various rocks, including pieces of clear quartz and creamy tan stones.

Panoche Hills Rockhounding in California and Mercey Hot Springs

2025-10-04

Fire Agate: A close-up view of a fire agate stone held in a hand, showcasing its rich, vibrant colors with layers of red, orange, and brown, interspersed with translucent areas.

Where to Find Fire Agate?

2025-04-28

Fire Agate: A rough fire agate piece with a mix of red, brown, and white colors, surrounded by other similar stones, all placed on a wooden surface.

Understanding Fire Agate: Formation, Location, & Lapidary Uses

2025-04-28

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

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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

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Cottonwood Creek Oregon Rocks and Minerals

Cottonwood Creek at Crowley Road – Rockhounding in the High Desert

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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

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Methow River Rockhounding in Washington – Methow River Rocks - Methow River Rockhounding in Washington: The picture "Methow River Agates and Jaspers" is a close-up of several colorful rocks, including white, red, and speckled stones, lying in clear water surrounded by smooth river pebbles.

Methow River Rockhounding – Collect Rocks along Washington’s Scenic River

Borax Lake Rockhounding in Oregon: The picture "Borax Lake Closeup Agate" is a close-up of a sparkling, translucent brown chalcedony specimen resting on gravelly earth, highlighting the crystal structure and natural details.

Borax Lake Rockhounding: A Hidden Treasure in Oregon’s Alvord Desert

Chalk Canyon Fossils Near Whitehorse Ranch Road, Fields, Oregon: The picture "Chalk Canyon Leaf Fossil in Hand" features a close-up of a person's hand holding a light-colored rock with a faint impression of a fossilized leaf, set against a backdrop of desert hillside and clear sky.

Chalk Canyon Oregon: Fossils, Hot Springs, and the Alvord Desert

Rockville Petrified Wood Rockhounding Site in Oregon: The picture "Rockville Petrified Wood on the ground" displays a variety of petrified wood pieces and mineral nodules scattered across sandy, rocky ground, highlighting their rough shapes and fossilized textures.

Rockville Area Petrified Wood Site in Oregon’s Owyhee Desert

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?

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