Upon request, we can provides your group with an entertaining educational session on mineral ID, and the geology and history of the gem mining trade in western North Carolina. The Cherokee Mine supplements programs by furnishing the aid of its gem mining equipment, expertise and facility resources. Whether an educational field trip or recreational getaway, your group coordinator will promote the outing, handle registration, travel, directors and support staff. The Cherokee Mine welcomes Not-For-Profit groups, rockhounding clubs & professional organizations scripting their own programs as well. Not-For-Profit | Club | Professional Organizations It requires: Bending, Twisting, Lifting, Grasping, Physical Coordination, Balance, Stamina, and an awareness of your surroundings. $5.00 per additional bucket of our 100% Unsalted Gem Ore.ĭo not take Coon Creek Road, Flowers Gap Road, or Ruby Knoll Road. Other non-mining members of a group are welcome to enjoy our picnic area and lawnchairs. Only paid miners are permitted to sit on the flume line, other than Li’l Miners as noted above. ( * See below for explanation of this change)Īge 5 and under: Free Admission with an accompanying paid miner (no mining screen or bucket of gem ore provided – Li’l Miners get to “assist” an older accompanying miner). $25.00/Per Person – Includes One (1) Pre-Filled Bucket of our 100% Unsalted Gem Ore.
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