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A century of gold, left unfinished.
A district primed for modern exploration.
Foresthill Gold controls the historic Forest Hill Divide — Placer County, California’s most productive drift-mining district. A 2026 technical review of historic maps and production records identifies an inferred exploration target of 937,283 oz Au across six historic channels — gold left behind by century-old mining that never had the benefit of modern verification.
A documented history.
A number waiting on the drill.
Between 1848 and 1940, the Forest Hill Divide produced some of the richest drift-mined gold in California history. The Mayflower Mine alone yielded roughly $1.6 million at period-of-production values between 1888 and 1899.
Foresthill Gold has spent the past year reconstructing that history — digitizing the original 1890 Browne survey and the 1929 and 1931 Uren maps, and commissioning an independent technical review.
Where the value actually sits.
937,283 oz Au inferred represents a substantial, historically documented exploration target — not a proven reserve. Independent field verification and a modern resource upgrade represent the primary value-creation catalyst for this project. We are seeking a partner to fund that verification work in exchange for a staged earn-in interest.
All figures are Inferred Mineral Resource estimates based on historic maps and production records (Yuba Industries Technical Report, March 2026). No modern drilling, sampling, or independent Qualified Person report has been completed. This page is for informational purposes only, is not an offer or solicitation of securities, and does not constitute investment, legal, or financial advice. Prospective partners should consult their own qualified professionals before making any decision.





