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Like the title says. I'm looking for any interesting and accessible sites, fee or free, that are open to the public. I know this is not the season, but there is only a little snow within 150 miles of Cheyenne. West of that, there is no snow on the ground.

Any suggestions would be of great help to this rockhound exploring a new part of the country. Thanks in advance!

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The one doing the falling, not the one watching it all, when s/he hits the bottom.

Example

I know of the quartz spots, been to the fossil places, and love me my wonderstone (Fallon area). But I haven't really found any agates. I crawl the desert quite a bit, but haven't found any agates.

Anyone care to give up a map?

Thanks in advance, -Cheers!

I'm familiar with the Modoc County obsidian territory. I've wandered as far north as Hart Mountain. I've been to the Sunstone pits out there as well.

I've had people tell me that I need to see Glass Buttes. Has anyone collected rocks out there? Anyone with any maps and/or guidance? I am a fairly experienced rock hound (20+ years), I know how to follow a seam.

Thanks.

I thought it took effect June 1, 2017. I let my contacts lapse. Found out on June 1 that recreational takes effect July 1, 2017. I am in mourning. No biggie, but I'm just sad and sober this Saturday night. Thanks for listening.