Revival Gold continues to explore restarting historic Lemhi gold venture

revival overlook.jpg — Buy Now Revival Gold General Manager Pete Blakeley, center, gestures toward the Haidee area of the Beartrack-Arnett property above Salmon. Blakeley provided an overview of the Revival Gold project to Idaho Mining Association Executive Vice President Benjamin Davenport, Bilbao & Co. Co-owner Martin Bilbao, Bilbao’s Government Affairs Director Niko Lostra and, on the left, Idaho Mining Association Director of Strategic Communications Alli Stice.

revival north pit 6.20.jpg — Buy Now Visitors to the Revival Gold operation in Lemhi County look over the North pit where Meridian mined for gold in the 1990s. Water in the pond is bypass water or has seeped from the walls. It's contained, collected and treated before it's released near Napias Creek.

Tucked away at what seems like the top of the world high in the Salmon-Challis Forest, a handful of people are gathering data that is being used to evaluate the possibility of once again mining gold at the site of Idaho’s largest past-producing gold mine.

Revival Gold has a land position of about 14,300 acres at the Beartrack-Arnett Gold Project in Lemhi County which it acquired through a combination of claim staking and acquisition agreements on patented and unpatented mineral claims.

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