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  1. Sounds like a fun adventure! Henry’s a great rock hound as well. He and Emma have the nose for it. I have a friend who owns a mine locally. They have lots of quartz and amethyst. It is always fun to see what they pick out. Great find, Tiffany!

    1. The dogs that live there just laid out near the parking are so we never had to worry about them suprising us when we were out mining. They also just ignored our dogs so it should be safe for your pups if wanted to bring them. 🙂

  2. I think I love it from the name alone. Dogs need a lot of stimulation and a trip like this must be perfect! Happy engaged dogs and happy owners = the best time and the chance to hunt for jewels wooHOOO

  3. Oh, I love this! I’m read to go now! When I moved from the city to the country that was once upon a time a place where Native Americans resided (my road was a Native American named road and I always thought was so cool!) I loved to go rock and arrowhead hunting as this was not something I could do in a city. I used find a lot of great stones, one was very similar to yuor black one in the hand (I forget the name now)…then, when my daughter was young, we’d head for this quaint ski town and they had this fabulous shop that featured all kinds of stones and rocks and she loved picking out some each time. We still have her rock collection! Now my grandson enjoys it, so I think this would be a fabulous family trip! And the fact it is dog-friendly just makes it that much better! Great article!

    1. I didn’t think I’d enjoy it as much as I did LOL. But it was super fun after I understood what to look for and we started to find things. I agree- perfect family trip!

  4. PS. – my 8-year-grandson just looked at your post with me and the black rock I couldn’t remember the name of, he did – he saw your pic and said, “That’s obsidian!”And he told me all about it. I was “Yes! Thank you! How did you?!” Now we really have to go there! I just had to share!

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