Rockhounding near Detroit, MI
10 places
Discover the joy of rockhounding near Detroit, where nature reveals its hidden gems. From unique stones to fossil finds, each location offers a treasure hunt in stunning landscapes.
Rockport State Park
Geologically rich, Rockport State Park offers stunning pudding stones and fossil hunting, set against the backdrop of Lake Huron's clear waters.
Calumet Waterworks Park
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4.5Treasure-hunting defines my visits here; the chance to discover rare agates and glowing yooperlites makes every trip exciting and rewarding.
Deerlick Creek Park
Exploring Deerlick Creek Park allows me to search for unique lightning stones and Petoskey stones, making every visit a fascinating treasure hunt.
Pier Cove Beach
Remarkable for its variety of beautiful stones, Pier Cove Beach is perfect for finding unique gems like Septarian Brown Stones and granite.
Van's Beach
Serene mornings spent at Van's Beach yield exquisite finds like Leland Blue stones and Petoskey stones, mingling beauty with rock-collecting adventures.
Pilgrim Haven Natural Area
Adventurous outings are guaranteed as I enjoy leisurely beach walks and hunting for unique lightning stones and ancient coral fossils here.
Van Buren State Park
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4.0Breathtaking landscapes and fantastic dune hikes await me at Van Buren State Park, along with the unique thrill of finding Lightning Stones.
Leelanau State Park
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4.0Hidden treasures abound as I search for Petoskey stones along the stunning shores, with scenic hikes creating perfect memories in nature.
Lakeport State Park
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4.0Unearthing diverse treasures at Lakeport State Park, I enjoy hunting for fossils and unique stones, all along Michigan’s stunning Blue Thumb Coast.
Muskallonge Lake State Park
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4.5Wandering along the beach at Muskallonge Lake State Park, I treasure finding stunning agates and striking unakite while camping by Lake Superior.