Although many people visit Louisiana to celebrate Mardi Gras or taste Cajun cuisine, rockhounds visit this state for its rocks, gems, and fossils. Find out …

South Dakota is world-famous for its impressive memorials and monuments, but rockhounds typically don’t travel to this state for the views but instead explore the …

Have you ever dreamed of discovering hidden treasures in the heart of Appalachia? Gold prospecting in West Virginia offers a unique blend of adventure, natural …

Tennessee is one of the most biodiverse inland states in the U.S., and its rockhounding world is just as diverse as the landscape itself. Explore …

While most people associate Vermont with maple syrup and green mountains rather than rocks, it actually has many collectible rocks and minerals. Find out why …

Along with southern hospitality and flavorful cuisine, South Carolina also offers a great variety of rocks and minerals for rockhounds. Whether you are an amethyst-lover …