Moss Agate Hill

Our database places Moss Agate Hill in Converse County, Wyoming, near Douglas. We could not find a source that documents a specific hill or collecting site by this name — no mining-district record, no BLM site page, no rockhounding trip report. What we did find is that the name has stuck locally: Douglas has a Moss Agate Elementary School and a Moss Agate Road, which suggests moss agate has been associated with this stretch of Converse County for long enough to end up on the map, even if we can't pin down the exact hill or verify current access. Wyoming as a whole is genuinely strong moss agate country, but the well-documented gravel-bar localities (Sweetwater River, Wind River) are in a different part of the state. Treat this as an honest gap: real regional association, unverified specific site.

UNVERIFIED. The coordinates place this near Douglas, Converse County, Wyoming. No specific trailhead, road, or access point was found.

No site-specific information found. General Wyoming BLM practice allows casual hand collecting of common rocks and minerals like moss agate on most BLM and Forest Service land, subject to daily/annual limits set by the local field office — but whether this particular hill sits on BLM, state, or private land is unverified.

Land status unverified — confirm ownership and permission before visiting. If the site turns out to be BLM land, check current rules with the BLM Wyoming state office before collecting. If it's private (much of Converse County ranch country is), you'll need landowner permission.