Rock hounding in texas

Get to know Texas's rocks like never before! From the rugged canyons to the rolling hills, these geological wonders will leave you in awe. Texas Geology, Rock Formation Brucite photo provided by Fine art minerals

If you want to gaze at wildflowers or dip in a natural swimming hole, the Texas Hill Country has it all. Here's our guide to the 20 best off-the-beaten-path adventures.

From all the stunning swimming holes and summer hiking trails, I know we say Texas has a lot of hidden gems. But turns out, we literally do. And rare ones too. Seaquist Ranch in Mason, Texas lets you dig for your own rare Texas Topaz—for cheap!

Here is a list of some of the best locations in Texas to look for and find fossils. Some of these fossil hunting locations are

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Texas is known for a lot of things; The Alamo, oil, big skies, BBQ and music. But there's something else that's common in many parts of Texas, and that's fossils...and lots of them! Watch this

Banded agate, purple amethyst, petrified wood, and more—explore the fascinating rocks and minerals of Texas.

Petrified wood can be found in the Bryan/College Station area of Texas.