K-Bar Klamath

Historical Record

K-Bar Klamath was a 20-acre unpatented placer claim in Siskiyou County, California. Located in the Klamath Mountains, this claim offered placer gold potential in California's northern gold belt.

The K-Bar Klamath 10.3 acre gold placer is a past producing area, harvesting from the mighty Klamath River in Siskiyou County, California!A small claim made along a bend on the Klamath River, the K-Bar claim is one of the very few areas along the Klamath River still available for the public to pan for gold and join the new California gold rush! Following in the footsteps of theNew 49ers and them finding a heck of a lot of gold,this claim seeks to grab up the raw, golden fortune left lying in America's rivers!

The recent fires that have rolled through California have weakened a lot of the top soil and exposed new ores and gravels that find their way into the Klamath River. Everything to the East falls into the river and passes through this rather peaceful bend; the treasures delivered by the Humbug andLittle Humbug Creeks, Vesa and Grouse Creeks,creeks known to produce nuggets as large as an ounce, pass through here! The river roars strong all year long, so long as one can bear the cold, the Klamath can be panned even in the winter!

Stake your claim and join the California gold rush with the K-Bar claim along the Klamath River in Siskiyou County, California!

Claim Features (Historical)

• 20 acres of unpatented placer ground
• Located in California, Siskiyou County, Klamath District
• Primary commodity: Gold
• Historic mining area with proven mineral potential
• Sold through Mountain Man Mining™