Winter biking may seem like trendy folly to some northerners, but historians say the practice has a long history, dating all ...

The California Gold Rush is well known and much studied but the Alaskan Gold Rush is far less talked about. In his new book The Floor of Heaven, bestselling author Howard Blum tells the story of the ...

The Yukon gold rush really began in early July of 1897, when a ship docked in Seattle, Washington. The local press had broadcast to the world that miners returning from Alaska were toting “bags of ...

Gold Rush star Tony Beets, a Dutch-Canadian miner known for his blunt humor, colorful language and massive mining operation in the Klondike, remains one of the most significant figures on the ...

Yukon, Canada’s wild and breathtaking northern territory, is a land of untamed wilderness, stunning landscapes, and rich history related to the Klondike Gold Rush. It is home to Kluane National Park, ...

Gold exploration in Canada's Yukon Territory continues to attract attention as companies work to define extensions of mineralization in historically productive districts. The Klondike region, famous ...

The Gold Mile Cut added 273.15 ounces, and the Bridge Cut brought in 216.50 ounces. The total for the final run was 710.05 ounces, valued at about $2.5 million. This raised Parker’s season total to ...