Meet-Up & Travel
Trips begin with a meeting point, time, and any driving or carpool details.
Out in the field
Field trips are one of the best ways to learn in the field, meet other members, and enjoy the hobby together. Outings are planned with clear meeting points, respect for access rules, and attention to safety.
Newer collectors are welcome — experienced members are happy to help you get started.
Trip details are shared through the newsletter and at meetings.
Next Outing
Date, meet-up details, what to bring, and RSVP information will appear here when the next trip is scheduled.
Check the newsletter or attend a meeting for the latest updates.
Trip leaders set the plan for the day and help the group stay coordinated, safe, and respectful of the site.
Trips begin with a meeting point, time, and any driving or carpool details.
Leaders explain the collecting area, expectations, and how the day will run.
Field trips are a chance to collect, ask questions, and learn from more experienced members.
A few simple habits help make each outing safer, smoother, and more enjoyable for everyone.
Sturdy footwear, eye protection when hammering or chipping, plenty of water, sun protection, and a hat. Let someone know if you need a break.
Collect only where allowed, get permission on private land, and follow posted signs, closures, and collecting limits.
Be on time at the meet-up, carpool when helpful, stay aware of the group, and look out for one another.
You do not need to be an expert to enjoy a trip. Bring your questions, wear practical clothes, and expect a relaxed day of learning and collecting with the group.
A few snapshots from recent outings. Replace these placeholders with real trip photos when ready.
Field trips are one of the best ways to learn, explore, and enjoy the hobby with other members. Come along when you’re ready.