FAQ

What are painted rocks? Painted rocks are small, smooth stones that have been decorated with paint, markers, or other materials to create a unique and colorful design. They are often hidden in public places for others to find and enjoy.

How do I find painted rocks? Painted rocks can be found in many different places, such as parks, trails, and gardens. You can also search for clues and hints on social media or join a local painted rock group to learn about new finds and hiding spots.

Can I paint my own rocks? Absolutely! Painting rocks is a fun and creative activity that anyone can enjoy. You can use any type of paint or markers that you have at home, or you can get creative with other materials like stickers, beads, or glitter.

What should I do if I find a painted rock? If you find a painted rock, you have a few options. You can choose to keep the rock as a souvenir or add it to your collection. You can also re-hide the rock for someone else to find, or share a photo of the rock on social media to let others know about your find.

Is it okay to take painted rocks that I find? It is generally okay to take painted rocks that you find, as long as they are not placed in a location that could be disruptive or disrespectful. Some rock hiders may include specific instructions on their rocks, such as "keep" or "re-hide," so it's always a good idea to respect these wishes.

Can I sell painted rocks? It is generally not appropriate to sell painted rocks, as they are often given as gifts or shared for free within the community. However, you may be able to sell handmade rock-related items, such as rock-themed artwork or craft supplies, as long as you are not using the rocks themselves as a main selling point.