Craigmont Corundum Mine Field Trip
July 8 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
In the late 1800s, corundum was discovered near Combermere and soon after the Craigmont Corundum Mine was established. It was a large enterprise employing over 400 men in 1906.

The main mineral being sought at Craigmont is corundum but the following may also be discovered: biotite, magnetite, mica, molybdenite, pyrite, smoky quartz and scapolite and others.
Craigmont involves walking down a trail that is not too long. It is a huge property – basically, a whole mountain where there are dumps to explore; however, there are large boulders and potential for falls so be careful.
See our Blog Article for tools and what to bring: Gearing Up: Must-Have Tools for the Aspiring Rockhound.
We are discussing the price with the owner. Once we know, members will be able to sign up.