560 Acres in Yukon Koyukuk County, Central, Alaska

Harrison Creek Gold Mine is a remarkable opportunity to own a piece of Alaska’s rich mining history while exploring its immense potential for continued gold production. Spanning 560± acres of placer mining claims, this property is strategically located along the North and South Forks of Harrison Creek, tributaries of Birch Creek, in the mineral-rich Yukon-Tanana Uplands. Known for its prolific gold deposits, this area has been historically mined since the late 19th century, yielding fine, bright gold with high-grade nuggets, making it a legendary mining destination. This property is equipped with a fully operational and permitted camp, ensuring year-round functionality for mining operations. Facilities include a main lodge cabin with a commercial kitchen, modern conveniences like satellite internet, and additional cabins for crew housing and storage. A gold cleanup building and multiple storage facilities enhance operational efficiency. With a 20kW generator powering the entire camp, water wells, and septic systems in place, the infrastructure is ready to support immediate mining activities. The mine includes an extensive list of heavy equipment, from Caterpillar dozers and excavators to high-capacity wash plants and pumps. These resources, combined with the property’s proven gold reserves and prime creek frontage, present a lucrative opportunity for miners and investors alike. Beyond its mining potential, Harrison Creek Gold Mine is surrounded by Alaska’s breathtaking wilderness, offering stunning vistas, recreational opportunities, and a chance to immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of the Last Frontier. This is more than a property—it’s an investment in Alaska’s gold mining legacy.

Recreational Land, Hunting Property

Central, 99730 Alaska

County: Yukon Koyukuk