Mt. Moriah quartzite flagstone

Mt. Moriah is a go-to stone for people who want a cool gray base with real depth. Look closely and you find rust, brown, white, silver and burgundy moving through the surface. As a quartzite it is hard and dense. What makes it special is the range of shapes it comes in. From flagstone to ledge to thick slabs and bridges, one stone can carry a whole design.

Forms we carry

Mt. MoriahFlagstone

Mt. MoriahTumbled flagstone

Color and character

The dark gray base keeps Mt. Moriah modern and calm. The rust and burgundy tones warm it up, and silver hues run through it.

It looks sharp next to gray stucco, black trim and green plantings. Customer Andrea I. wrote that Anna "was so incredibly patient with us while we went back and forth on different options" before choosing Mt. Moriah for a fireplace rebuild.

Every form Mt. Moriah comes in

Mt. Moriah is available as patio flagstone, Select flagstone, ledge stone, pancakes, rectangular builders, slabs, bridges and accent chunks. It is also sold as tumbled flagstone with softened edges for coping and caps.

That range lets you build a patio, a retaining wall, a step, a bench and a small bridge over a dry creek, all in matching stone. Ask what forms are in the yard today.

Planning with Mt. Moriah

Because it can cover so many parts of a job, talk about the whole project on your first visit. Quarry access and stock change, and matching later can be harder.

Stone is sold by weight, and staff quote by phone or at the yard once they know your sizes and cuts.

Popular uses

• Patios and walkways
• Ledge stone walls and fireplaces
• Slab benches and steps
• Stone bridges over dry creeks
• Tumbled pool coping and wall caps