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Oregon Outdoor Adventures (Page 12)

Oregon, with its four seasons, is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy stunning beaches, miles of scenic trails, rushing rivers, calm swimming holes, hundreds of productive rockhounding spots, and much more!

Picture Jasper Oregon

Rocks & Minerals – Oregon

2018-03-19

Nationally known as a great place for rock hounds, Oregon produces a great variety ofContinue Reading

Oregon Sunstones

Oregon Sunstones: Discovering Rare Gems of the High Desert

2018-03-18

đź’Ž Oregon Sunstone is designated as the official state gemstone Oregon Sunstones are rare andContinue Reading

Petrified Wood

Petrified Wood: Formation, Identification, & Where to Find?

2018-03-18

Petrified wood, type of fossilized wood, is mineralized remnants of ancient trees dating back toContinue Reading

Thundereggs - Oregon

Thundereggs – Where to Find in Oregon & How to Spot?

2018-03-14

đź’Ž Thunderegg is the official state rock of Oregon Formed millions of years ago, ThundereggContinue Reading

Umpqua River

Rock & Mineral Collecting – Southern Oregon Rockhounding

2018-03-14

Southern Oregon has plenty of opportunities for recreational rock and mineral collecting. The ledges, river andContinue Reading

Quartzville Creek

Willamette Valley Rockhounding Sites

2018-03-11

There are plenty of opportunities for rock collecting not far away from the large citiesContinue Reading

McDermit Rockhounding

Malheur & Owyhee Rockhounding Sites – Eastern Oregon & Western Idaho

2018-03-04

The easternmost Oregon and westernmost Idaho in Malheur and Owyhee Counties share a similar geologicalContinue Reading

Mineral Collecting - Central Oregon

Rock & Mineral Collecting – Central Oregon Rockhounding

2018-03-01

Central Oregon just east of the Cascade Mountains is known to be a popular rockContinue Reading

Harney Lake Rockhounding

Harney County Rockhounding Sites – Eastern Oregon

2018-02-28

Harney County is a renowned destination for rock and mineral collectors, offering a variety ofContinue Reading

Hart mountain Rock Hunts

Lake County Rockhounding Sites | Southeastern Oregon

2018-02-26

The Lake County rock hounding sites are known for their great deposits of rocks andContinue Reading

Tunnel Beach Oregon Coast

Beachcombing – Rockhounding, Tidepool Exploring, & Other Activities

2018-02-12

Welcome to the fun world of beachcombing on the Oregon Coast, where the waves serenadeContinue Reading

Jasper Mineral

Understanding Jasper Mineral: Agate vs Jasper

2018-02-03

Name Jasper is derived from the old French language that means “spotted” or “mottled”. LikeContinue Reading

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Mud Ridge – The Spot for Green and Red Volcanic Obsidian!

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