230 miles north of Fairbanks and 30 miles south of Coldfoot, AK. Driving north on AK-2 (Elliott Hwy) to AK-11(Dalton Hwy) (North Slope Haul Road or The Dalton Hwy) to Gobblers Knob. 3 miles south from Alyeska's Pump Station #5, Red painted gated access, key acquired through Alyeska Pipeline in Fairbanks (issued annually only to claim owners). 6.5 miles via claim owner/miner maintained road to Prospect Creek. After crossing the creek, 1.2 miles to the Jubilee Mine LLC. Access through the Jubilee is granted via BLM. Another 1/2 mile to lower claim block. 2 miles to the claims - F023N0for sale- 023N 014W Section 14, NW and NE quarter sections

Terrain is gently sloped to flat, mostly tundra brush with ample amounts of blue berries. Some trees on the hill sides. Estimated organics range from 1 to 2 feet with 2 to 4 feet of top soil, gravel begins around 4ft deep. Typically pay can start and have been known to start in the area of hitting gravel.

In the late 60's to mid 70's, oil exploration took place on most of this land. No oil was found. Gold mining started in the 70's on the lower area of Prospect Creek's and it's bench's. This can be seen on Google Earth. The mining continued north to it's present day at the NNW area of the Jubilee Mine. The history of mining focused on the elevations of 1250 ft to 1050 ft.

We have submitted a road access coming from the north with Alyeska Pipeline, this will lessen dirt road travel by 6 miles. Alyeska pipeline is reviewing this proposal. What we submitted was for pick-up travel only. Keeping the access for equipment coming in on the south road from Gobblers Knob. We can help with submitting POO for Exploration and/or Mining. The submitted POO at this time covers 540 acre (including the 320 for sale) for exploration and mining. We are open to an "Operators Agreement" with a substantial down payment.