Rushmap - Rockhounding Spots

Rushmap - Rockhounding Spots

Find Rocks, Gems & Gold Nearby

299 ratings
29 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 28, 2026
  • September 16, 2026

Features

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Discover nearby locations for finding rocks, gems, and gold using real geological data. Filter by specific minerals and check land ownership before you travel. Your saved spots remain private, and new locations are added daily.

✓Discover nearby rockhounding locations
✓Utilizes real geological data
✓Filter by specific minerals (gold, quartz, etc.)
✓Check public vs. private land status
✓Save spots privately
✓Daily new spot additions
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What's New in Rushmap

1.2.2

September 16, 2026

Bug fixes

Subscription plans

Rushmap Pro Annual

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User reviews

Absolutely useless

You can’t even see what they want you to pay $10 A MONTH for. No trial, absolutely no preview. Shows three orange dots on the map around me (which as an experienced geologist in my area I know there is MANY more) I knew I’m not paying $10 for something I have no idea if it even shows ANY evidence. I was hoping to add data to this and maybe submit my ACTUAL research and locations. But no. I’ll contact a development team and see if I can just make an app. This is bs for $10 a month and has little to no data 🤣 Google will tell you more. Rockhounding facebook groups will cover WAY more than this app ever wished it could. Will be back with an update from a developer
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low key good

This the best rockhounding app I’ve tried so far

No free trail

Following the prompts it says it has some areas around me then asks for money. Zero details on those areas, no idea if it’s agates, jaspers, petrified wood, minerals or whatever. No idea if it’s good information or anything. This could be cool if I could try it out for at least a week. If it’s a valuable resource then it would make sense. But at $10 a month, $120 a year even then that’s too expensive. I bet a free trial with $3-$5 a month it would have tons of success. As is this is a fail.
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No longer has annual subscription

I downloaded this app with the intent to buy the premium version, as reviews showed a $27 annual price tag. At that price, or even $50/year, I'd gladly buy it!

Imagine my surprise when I download it and am met with a $10/month price. No way to opt out of paying, no free trial, no annual plan alternatives.

$120 a year just isn't worth it for an app that functions the same as other free websites. I never even got the chance to see what sets this app apart from other resources, if you really want people to pay $10 monthly then at least offer a free trial so they can see if they like it. Pure greed unfortunately.
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Insane

These mfers want 10$ a month lol

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FAQ

What is Rushmap?

Rushmap is a utility app that helps users find rockhounding spots for minerals, gems, and gold. It uses geological data to show likely locations and provides details on land ownership.

Does Rushmap have ads?

Yes, Rushmap contains advertisements. This is common for free-to-download utility apps that offer premium features through subscription.

How much does Rushmap cost?

Rushmap requires a paid subscription to access its content. A monthly plan is available for $10.00 per month.

What devices does Rushmap support?

Rushmap is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users who enjoy outdoor exploration and collecting.

How often is Rushmap updated?

The latest version of Rushmap is 1.1.0, which was last updated on July 8, 2026. New spots are added daily to the app.

What is the age rating for Rushmap?

Rushmap has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.

Can I use Rushmap offline?

The provided data does not specify if Rushmap can be used offline. However, to access updated spot information and potentially new data, an internet connection may be required.

What do users like about Rushmap?

Users appreciate Rushmap for its simplicity and effectiveness in showing them where to go for rockhounding. The use of real geological data and the ability to filter by specific minerals are highlighted as key benefits.