Gold mining claim (La Porte) Phoenix AZ

Take your hike down to "The Rabbit Hole" today! Just a short 5 minutes down the trail takes you to this pristine swimming hole and absolutely immaculate gold. History abounds as local La Porte housed an abundant mining population through the generations spanning back as far as the mid 1800s. This claim encompasses 20 acres of beautiful Plumas County. 1320 ft of creek offer a wide variety of material and types of terrain including small waterfalls, a large swimming hole and lots of flat areas for good gravel accumulation. In addition to those great natural features major Tertiary deposits are adjacently located allowing this claim to constantly refresh it's bounty. This claim is fully staked and located in accordance with local and Federal law and is recorded as "Real Property" by legal definition. Your purchase is for 100% ownership, outright. Claims are transferred via Quit Claim Deed and can be processed the day of purchase allowing you to the rare opportunity to start mining today! This claim is paid through the 2019 mining season and ready to work as of 10/10/2018. Local amenities include, The Rabbit Creek hotel. Gas and convenience shopping as well as all types of seasonal recreation! Waterski in the summer, snowshoe in the winter! World class local snowmobile courses as well as cross country skiing aboud. Motocross trails turn to sled runs and the locals here truly embrace the seasons. From weekend Jeep and 4×4 adventures to the nearby annual High Sierra Music Festival Plumas County knows how to have fun! Give us a call today or stop by our office located at 17311 Penn Valley Drive Penn Valley California 95946 Buy it now, schedule an appointment to sample, send us your perfect claim idea or message me with any transfer related questions today. We are truly here to help our clients make an educated purchase they will be happy with for generations to come. Invest in your future with a gold mining claim today! Some history via the internet: By Janice Kelley Today, miners still pan for gold in historic Rabbit Creek. The Rabbit Creek Hotel Monument is located in the small community of La Porte, completely surrounded by mountains. La Porte, as it is called today, was one of the most important settlements of its day in Southern Plumas County. Gold was discovered here in 1850. In the fall of 1852, Eli S. Lester built the Rabbit Creek Hotel as the first permanent structure in town. Lester was the town's first postmaster and is credited with introducing the miners to the practice of hydraulic mining. La Porte was named Rabbit Creek until 1857 when town residents decided to change the name to La Porte. Frank Everts ran the main express office in town and the story goes that people wanted to be on his good side. They named the town La Porte because that was the name of Everts hometown in Indiana. Today La Porte is a great weekend or vacation getaway community that features areas for hiking, fishing, nature walks and bicycling. A number of historic sites and cemeteries are located within walking distance of the Rabbit Creek Hotel Monument. The walking tour of Historic Rabbit Creek begins at the Union Hotel, proceeds to the Rabbit Creek Hotel and continues on past 12 other historic buildings and monuments. The Coyote Hotel is located across the street. The Union Hotel and Sierra Retreat is located nearby. Visitors can waterski in the Grass Valley Reservoir, three miles from the hotel. Chinese immigrants also came to La Porte during the Gold Rush to mine. More than 250 arrived by the 1870s. The Chinese neighborhood consisted of a mercantile store, hospital, lodging houses, opium houses and cemeteries. Since the Chinese preferred homeland burials, the Chinese often transported their deceased family members back to their homeland for burial in towns throughout the Mother Lode. Rabbit Creek Hotel Monument is located on the southwest corner of Main and Church Streets in La Porte. Plumas County El Rio de las Plumas, "The river of feathers," lends its name to Plumas County. Captain Luis Arguello named the river, having been impressed by the many floating feathers on the water. Plumas County also contains Beckwourth Pass, the lowest summit of the High Sierra, which quickly became a favorite route of wagon trains. Brodec, brodeclocationservices, brodec location services, camping, land for sale, real estate, gold, jewelry, gold mining, mining claim, recreation, heavy equipment, Gold mining claim

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