Learn Gold Prospecting! How and Where to find Gold and Gems!

Information for recreational gold prospectors, rockhounds, gem collectors, and treasure hunters! Gold prospecting in the Rocky Mountains a golden opportunity to saddle up and take the family exploring! Go Rockhounding, hunt for rare gems and mineral specimens. Colorado diamonds and aquamarines! Treasure hunting stories of lost caches of gold and stolen treasure. Links to clubs, Jeep tours, outfitters, resorts, and campground information. Find the finest hotels and motels near where you are prospecting in the Rocky Mountains and book your rooms online!

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September 03, 2010

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2010 Gem and Gold Fieldtrips to
British Columbia, Canada

with Your Adventure Guide Johnny Walker

August 2010

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Did you ever dream of finding yourself by a pristine river in Canada?

Get your camping rig and passport ready! Come to southern British Columbia with us this summer and take part in one of the most exclusive gold panning adventures ever offered! We have recently concluded a special arrangement with a BC explorations company for exclusive access to several of it's properties, commencing with over 8.5 kilometers, a fabulous stretch of prime Gold and Platinum river frontage! Only $300 pp for Three (3) days of very educational, keep what you find prospecting, camping and campfire entertainment. Call 303-884-7989 Today or email Johnny Walker the Rocky Mountain Adventure Guide for your reservations! Do it today!!

Adults - 16 Years and Up: $100 per day
Children - 7 to 15 years: $50 per day
Children - 6 and Under: FREE
Coquahalla River, near Hope, British Columbia

Coquahalla River, near Hope, British Columbia

Hope is a community of approximately 8,000 people on the banks of the Fraser River and Coquihalla Rivers, about 150 km east of Vancouver. The dominating feature of Hope's geology is the Fraser River. The segment from Lytton to Hope passes through the Coast Mountains and contains the famous Fraser Canyon. At Hope, the river enters a broad flood plain extending 130 km to the coast and Vancouver.