| Management number | 236918290 | Release Date | 2026/07/10 | List Price | US$8.42 | Model Number | 236918290 | ||
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Discover the hidden treasures of the Gem State.From the rugged mountain ranges of the north to the volcanic plains, ancient lakebeds, sapphire-bearing gravels, and famous opal fields scattered across the state, Idaho offers some of the most rewarding rockhounding opportunities in the American West. Rockhounding in Idaho is a practical field guide for collectors, fossil hunters, and outdoor adventurers who want to discover the rocks, minerals, gemstones, and fossils found throughout the state.Whether you’re searching for star garnets in mountain streams, digging for opal in volcanic deposits, collecting agates and jasper from desert basins, or exploring historic mining districts for quartz crystals, gold, and silver minerals, this guide combines geology, identification tips, and field knowledge into one easy-to-use reference.Inside You’ll Discover:Rocks, minerals, crystals, gemstones, and fossils commonly found in IdahoIdentification tips with detailed descriptions and photographsThe geology behind Idaho’s volcanic history, mineral-rich mountain ranges, ancient lakebeds, river systems, and fossil depositsPractical rockhounding advice, collecting tools, and field safety guidanceTips for cleaning, polishing, and displaying collected specimensBeginner-friendly explanations of geology, fossil formation, and crystal growthGuidance for collecting responsibly and legally in the fieldWritten in a clear and accessible style, this guide is designed for beginners, families, outdoor enthusiasts, and experienced collectors alike.Whether you’re exploring river gravels for garnets, searching volcanic terrain for opal and jasper, or uncovering fossils preserved for millions of years, Rockhounding in Idaho will help you better understand and appreciate the natural history of the Gem State.Start your journey into the geology of Idaho and discover the treasures hidden beneath its mountains, rivers, forests, deserts, and volcanic landscapes. Read more
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