I did the same exact thing you did and I still haven't been able to figure out where it is after 3 times of trying. I am glad to see I'm not the only one!
@3:05 bro, I think we can all agree that "road" looks like a dry creek and is a great place to sniff around. If you ever come down to Oregon to do some hounding, lemme know.
At the beginning of the video, you said you were looking for a spot that is mentioned in one of "the books". Would you mind sharing which books? I'm just getting into rockhounding and would love to pick up some resources! Thanks for the videos! I love seeing what you find! I live in Orting. . . so I definitely plan to hit some of the spots that you hound in!
Thank you for watching! The spots in this series of videos that I mention being from a book are in Rockhounding Washington by Lars Johnson. Pierce County Library System has some copies of the book. There is at least one spot up in Greenwater that is mentioned in that book but I have not made a video about yet, and it has yielded some really beautiful rocks for me in the past.
I went to same spot in the book and didn't find much. Found what I believed to be a stolen vehicle abandoned and a bunch of trash from someone squatting
Oh man, I accidentally took that jeep trail in my mostly stock patriot last time I was up there, it was terrifying. Awesome rocks up there! Love the waterline agate nodules! This must have been filmed a while ago, no slide or snow for me.
Yeah I filmed this back in mid June! I would love to see a Patriot go up that trail, it’s pretty wild. I’m glad to hear they cleared the slide on FS-72
What you're finding is common opal, not rhyolite. It's all over the place up there. And yes, that is green jasper. It can get very bright green at some locations there
So that 4 x 4 trail is one of the most sensitive 4 x 4 trails in the state. Please don’t dig on it. Feel free to dig in the woods just not on that road. That is called the old Naches wagon Trail. Starts from where you started it from and goes all the way into Naches that’s what the pioneers used to take back in the early days.
I have never used my odometer to check the distance, but I believe that it turns to gravel around the 10 mile mark from 410, and I have never gone more than about a couple miles beyond that. I know from trip reports I’ve seen online there more rockhounding spots up there beyond that. How far did you go? Were you rockhounding? Thanks for watching!
@@mitchelfrench253 Some of the views up there are stunning. In my next Greenwater video I’m going to visit a spot where I camp during the summer that has an insane view! Let me know how your rockhounding goes!
I did the same exact thing you did and I still haven't been able to figure out where it is after 3 times of trying. I am glad to see I'm not the only one!
Wow..love the rocks collected just walking
Thanks for watching, I’m glad you enjoyed my finds!
Wow! Such amazing finds in this video!🤩 Thank you for sharing!✌🤠
Thank you for watching!
@3:05 bro, I think we can all agree that "road" looks like a dry creek and is a great place to sniff around.
If you ever come down to Oregon to do some hounding, lemme know.
I don’t get down to Oregon too often but if I do I’ll get a hold of you!
At the beginning of the video, you said you were looking for a spot that is mentioned in one of "the books". Would you mind sharing which books? I'm just getting into rockhounding and would love to pick up some resources! Thanks for the videos! I love seeing what you find! I live in Orting. . . so I definitely plan to hit some of the spots that you hound in!
Thank you for watching! The spots in this series of videos that I mention being from a book are in Rockhounding Washington by Lars Johnson. Pierce County Library System has some copies of the book. There is at least one spot up in Greenwater that is mentioned in that book but I have not made a video about yet, and it has yielded some really beautiful rocks for me in the past.
I went to same spot in the book and didn't find much. Found what I believed to be a stolen vehicle abandoned and a bunch of trash from someone squatting
Oh man, I accidentally took that jeep trail in my mostly stock patriot last time I was up there, it was terrifying. Awesome rocks up there! Love the waterline agate nodules! This must have been filmed a while ago, no slide or snow for me.
Yeah I filmed this back in mid June! I would love to see a Patriot go up that trail, it’s pretty wild. I’m glad to hear they cleared the slide on FS-72
@@BlazeGoesRockhounding I went down it from little naches thunderegg area, 1/4 tank of gas and no mobile phone service, was insane
What you're finding is common opal, not rhyolite. It's all over the place up there. And yes, that is green jasper. It can get very bright green at some locations there
Thank you for the ID!
I’ve been to pyramid creek many times once found a 4lb agate with no host rock
I would love to see that!
@@BlazeGoesRockhounding do you have a social media account or somewhere I could send you photos of the 4 lb agate
@@lukekitch27 you could email photos to me at blazeplaysretrogames@gmail.com
@@BlazeGoesRockhounding sounds good I’ll send the photos an video of when I found it in the creek
@@lukekitch27 Thanks again for sharing, hope you'll have some more finds to share in the future! Make a video for TH-cam!
So that 4 x 4 trail is one of the most sensitive 4 x 4 trails in the state. Please don’t dig on it. Feel free to dig in the woods just not on that road. That is called the old Naches wagon Trail. Starts from where you started it from and goes all the way into Naches that’s what the pioneers used to take back in the early days.
Common opal
I’ve been watching your videos for a bit now and we went up Sunday on fs70. How far up do you drive?
I have never used my odometer to check the distance, but I believe that it turns to gravel around the 10 mile mark from 410, and I have never gone more than about a couple miles beyond that. I know from trip reports I’ve seen online there more rockhounding spots up there beyond that.
How far did you go? Were you rockhounding? Thanks for watching!
I’m not sure how far up we went, but having lunch with the view was good enough for the day. We’ll be going back soon to rock hound.
@@mitchelfrench253 Some of the views up there are stunning. In my next Greenwater video I’m going to visit a spot where I camp during the summer that has an insane view! Let me know how your rockhounding goes!
Will do! Can’t wait for the video