The Bull Run mine is often associated with the Gnome Mine, which is in the same basin but nearly 1 mile distant. The Bull Run Mine is located near the end of the road and is cherry-stemmed into the area which is otherwise wilderness and unlocatable. The mine consists of a series of workings on an impressive outcrop of quartz and iron with some pyrites and some bits of native gold identified in the waste dump. The rock is vuggy and there is reportedly some copper content in some of the mines in the area. There is no real indication of copper values in or around the Bull Run. The mine in its current state consists of a gated haulage tunnel that is reported to be at least 800’ in length with a cross cut at 775’, which travels another 400’ in either direction chasing a gold and quartz vein of varying width. There is reported to be a raise in the crosscut tunnel that connects the haulage tunnel to two other levels of the mine for a total development of roughly 2800’