Rockhounding near Greensboro, NC
242 mapped rockhounding spots within 150 miles of Greensboro — most are inside a 2 to 3 hour drive. Below: a map, the closest spots, what they produce, and full coordinates with access notes.
Covering parts of North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina, West Virginia, Tennessee.
Map of rockhounding spots within 150 miles of Greensboro, North Carolina
Closest rockhounding spots to Greensboro
The 6 nearest mapped spots, with straight-line distance and an approximate drive time.
- Superior Stone CompanyGuilford County, North Carolina10 mi · 13 min driveCopper, Iron, Quartz
- GibsonvilleGuilford County, North Carolina13 mi · 16 min driveGreen Quartz, Actinolite
- KernersvilleForsyth County, North Carolina18 mi · 22 min driveChrysolite, Bronzite, Tourmaline
- BurlingtonAlamance County, North Carolina19 mi · 24 min driveQuartz, Red Quartzite, Serpentine
- Alamance CountyAlamance County, North Carolina20 mi · 25 min driveSerpentine
- Winston-SalemForsyth County, North Carolina23 mi · 29 min driveHalloysite, Hematite, Magnetite
Most-reported finds near Greensboro
Counts reflect how many spots in this radius mention each material.
Every spot within 150 miles of Greensboro
Sorted by distance from Greensboro. Tap a row to open the spot detail page with full directions, access status, and nearby trips.
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More state coverage
The spots above span 5 states. Open the state page for the full county-by-county view.
Other cities near Greensboro
Planning around Greensboro? These nearby cities have their own mapped rockhounding spots within driving range, with some overlap in the spots you can reach.
