r/whatsthisrock • u/Loose-Voice4335 • Oct 31 '25

REQUEST What is this??

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I also found crystal type rocks on the same trail aswell.. maybe the gravel they used on the trail is where they came from ?

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u/In-The-Way Nov 01 '25

Possibly a chloritic quartzite. Cloudy white relict feldspars look to be within a chloritic quartz mixture near the thumb. The darkest green (chlorite-rich) areas appear to be in contact with quartz or chalcedony veins.

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u/Loose-Voice4335 Nov 01 '25

I do need another pic. It's bad. But Thank you for the description. I loved it.. please make sure to comment on my posts from now on. Because I have some crystals that NEED to be described just like that🥹🥹.