Skip to content
Northwest Rockhounding Logo
Northwest Rockhounding
The Hidden World Beneath Your Feet
Secondary Navigation Menu
Menu
  • Notable Collecting Sites
    • California
    • Idaho
    • Oregon
    • Washington
    • Pacific Coast Beachcombing
  • Rocks and Minerals
    • Agate
    • Calcite
    • Chert
    • Fossils
    • Gold
    • Jaspers
    • Limb Casts
    • Nephrite Jade
    • Obsidian
    • Petrified Wood
    • Picture Jasper
    • Quartz
    • Serpentine
    • Thunderegg
    • Zeolites
  • Geological Wonders
  • Rockhounding Gear

Agate (Page 5)

Gleneden Beach Rockhounding Gemstones and Agates

Gleneden Beach – Oregon Coastline to Find Cool Rocks

2023-10-15
Fogarty Creek Rockhounding

Fogarty Creek, Oregon: A scenic Beach Cove with a Gravel Bar

2023-10-15
Agate Gemstones

Agate Characteristics, Varieties, and Identification

2023-09-23
Crane Creek Thunderegg, Oregon

Crane Creek – Oregon Hidden Thunderegg Bed

2023-08-08
Succor Creek Thundereggs

Succor Creek Rockhounding, Eastern Oregon: Thundereggs & Picture Jasper

2023-07-24
Whistler Springs Thundereggs

Whistler Springs Rockhounding in Central Oregon: Thundereggs & Agates

2022-12-25
Priday Polka Dot Agate Mine, Oregon

Polka Dot Agate Mine Rockhounding: Agates & Giant Thundereggs in Oregon

2022-12-25
Pike Creek Rocks

Pike Creek Canyon Rockhounding in Steens Mountain, Oregon

2022-12-25
Graveyard Point Plume Agate

Graveyard Point Rockhounding (Oregon–Idaho Border): Plume Agate Collecting

2022-06-19

Posts pagination

Previous 1 … 4 5

Recent Posts

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

McBride Creek Rockhounding in Idaho: Fossils, Petrified Wood & Agates

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




Rockhounding Tips

  • Agate Hunting Tips
  • Desert Trip Safety
  • California Rockhounding Regulations
  • Public Land Rockhounding
  • Idaho Rockhounding Regulations
  • Montana Rockhounding Regulations
  • Oregon Rockhounding Regulations
  • Washington Rockhounding Regulations

Finding Rocks

  • Oregon Rockhounding
    • Oregon Rockhounding Map
    • Oregon Coast Agate Hunting
    • Central Oregon Rockhounding
    • Eastern Oregon Rockhounding
  • Idaho Rockhounding



Rock & Minerals

  • Agate
  • Jadeite
  • Jaspers
  • Limb Casts
  • Nephrite Jade
  • Petrified Wood
  • Picture Jasper
  • Plant fossils
  • Marine fossils
  • Sea shells
  • Thunderegg

Rockhounding Books

Washington Rockhounding

Colorado Rockhounding

Rockhounding Oregon

Idaho and Western Montana Rockhounding

Arizona Rockhounding

California Rockhounding

Please remember to keep the area clean by packing out all your trash.

This website (NWRockhounding.com) may be compensated for linking to other sites or for sales of products we link to. We are disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission™ 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”

Due to circumstances beyond our control, we cannot guarantee that the information on this site is always current or correct. We and our affiliates accept no responsibility for outdated information, omissions, or errors.

Northwest Rockhounding ©2026 All rights reserved