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When you embark on a tour of the upcoming mines of the Yukon the first thing which hits you is the sheer size of the place. Miles and miles of untouched, trackless, wilderness separates many of the properties from any sort of population centre. To cover eight properties and a full-scale mining conference in six days means a lot of fixed wing flying, helicopter jumps and bumpy drives down gravel (if you’re lucky) roads. read more

The arc of the Tintina fault, running from northern British Columbia through the Yukon and into Alaska contains both the gold rich creeks of the Klondike and the silver hills surrounding Keno City. Within this prolific gold and silver belt you can see the history of the Yukon gold rush and the legacy of the vast underground silver mining operations at Keno Hill. You can also visit camps at every stage of development from raw exploration to fully constructed mines with milling facilities. read more