A Guide to Treasure in Arizona
by Thomas Penfield

Arizona is known the world over for its rich abundance and variety of geological treasures.

Newly revised, the fourth edition of this best-selling guide updates the well-known sites and features twenty new locations for collecting rocks, minerals, crystals and fossils. Situated in landscape as diverse as the minerals themselves, these sites vary from arid desert to pine covered peaks. Includes over 90 collecting sites.

Detailed text describes where to go and what to look for at each collecting area.

Maps for each site lead the rockhound to an almost limitless supply of specimens.

Black and white photographs picture the collecting areas. Color photographs highlight beautiful specimens.

A new glossary makes it easier to locate that special specimen for your collection.

Filled with expert advice based on years of experience, Gem Trails of Arizona is an invaluable guide for the rockhound just starting out.

For the experienced collector who has searched for Arizona's mineral resources for years, it is an outstanding source for the best collecting sites throughout this scenic state.

Published by Gem Guides Book Co., 2001, paperback, 224 pages.