Find a place to collect
Choose a state and a material, such as geodes. Find a named listing and explain whether you can tell what permission is needed.
Public beta: Free testing access. Listings are demonstrations—confirm current rules with each property before traveling.
PUBLIC BETA · ALL 50 STATES
Find what’s waiting
to be discovered.
Legal places to uncover fossils, gems, gold, relics and history—with source-linked collecting rules and geological leads clearly distinguished.
View all available locations, or choose a main group, then a specific type. State and search filters still apply.
NATIONWIDE DISCOVERY MAP
107 listed places
Choose a stateTap any state to open its rules and discovery map
Listings available Rules and locations in review
ALL 50 STATES ARE CLICKABLE50 with listings · 0 awaiting location research
HELP SHAPE THE BETA
Five minutes. One useful test.
Try one task and tell us how it went—right here. No trip, account or photos required.
Plan a family outing
Try planning a realistic day out. Check whether cost, walking, facilities and access information are clear. Unknown details are not a promise of suitability.
Compare trip costs
Compare two listings. Can you tell which fees are documented, which are unknown, and what the budget filter leaves out?
Try the offline field pack
Download a field pack, open the saved HTML file, then test it in airplane mode. Check whether rules and recognition notes remain readable. Road navigation is not included.
You asked, we changed · recent updates
Completed changes requested by the project owner; these are not invented tester reports.
Make feedback easier to find.
A direct Give beta feedback link, small testing missions and a prompt after field-pack downloads.
Help plan a real day outdoors.
Trip filters, source-linked site briefs, downloadable field packs and a Missouri pilot. Route times remain estimates.
Show stones as found and cleaned.
Twelve labeled illustrative comparisons. They are not verified specimen photos; other materials still need examples.
Invite someone to test the beta
FREE DURING PUBLIC BETA
7 days free. Choose your trail.
At launch, start with a free 7-day trial, then choose Rockhound at $1.99/month or Prospector at $4.99/month. For now, public beta access remains free: no payment is collected and no trial countdown starts.
PLANNED TIER 1
Rockhound
$1.99/ month after beta
Free 7-day trial at launch
- Nearby rockhounding areas
- Paid mines and public dig sites
- Fees, hours and access rules
- Basic “what you may find” lists
PLANNED TIER 2
Prospector
$4.99/ month after beta
Free 7-day trial at launch
- Everything in Rockhound
- Verified production history
- Recent-find and seasonal signals
- Higher-probability opportunity ranking
- Daily change and closure alerts
FOR LANDOWNERS
Turn overlooked acreage into bookable access.
Publish your rules, control capacity and welcome responsible hobbyists on your terms.