The Ground
Idaho gold history.
Idaho gold history.
Modern intelligence.
In 1862, gold turned up in a creek bed near what would become Idaho City — and within eight months, a mudhole became the largest city in the Pacific Northwest. Then the color thinned, the miners moved on, and the mountain went quiet for a hundred and sixty years.
This season, we're back on it. Two placer claims, forty acres, on Big Beaver and Little Beaver Creek — worked not just with pans and picks, but with an AI platform built to map every bend, every bedrock crack, every place water has ever concentrated gold.
160+
Years since
the rush
the rush
40
Acres under
development
development
2
Active placer
claims
claims
01
First gold
season
season
Big Beaver & Little Beaver Creek
Twenty acres apiece, T7N R7E Sec.02 SW¼, eighteen miles past Idaho City off Highway 21 — the kind of ground old-timers used to call honest.
43.9659°N, 115.6044°W — IDC-BB-4471
43.9668°N, 115.6006°W — IDC-LB-4472