Harrison Creek Gold Mine lies near the small community of Central, Alaska, approximately 10 miles southwest and about 125 miles northeast of Fairbanks. The property is accessible using gravel roads via the Steese Highway, which connect to Fairbanks, the interior's largest city, offering services, supplies and transportation hubs. The nearby town of Circle, 30 miles north, provides additional local amenities and historical ties to Alaska's gold mining legacy. This remote yet accessible location offers both operational convenience and the tranquility of Alaska's rugged wilderness.

Gold is concentrated in gravel layers and bedrock, with additional minerals like quartz, cassiterite, garnet, and pyrite found in the area.

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.

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