The portals on the property have been collapsed by Forest Service Agencies and will require permitting and rehabilitation to be re-opened. The work will likely prove to be well worth the effort as the mine is known for production of native gold from “sugary” or decomposed quartz. There is also reported good value in the Silver and Galena found throughout the claim. There is an old mining road that breaks across Henson Creek and leads back to the main camp and mill site. The foundations and some structures are still standing but the mill is overall unusable.