Oregon has documented gold occurrences, old workings and placer ground on the public record. Club 49 maps them alongside active mining claims, who manages the surface, and live creek flows, so you can see what is real and what is reachable before you drive. It is free, and you do not need an account to look.
| Layer | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Documented gold | USGS mineral records, old workings and placer ground |
| Claims & land status | BLM mining claims and who manages the surface |
| Water | Live USGS gauges and the months each creek runs lowest |
| Fossil ground | Published localities, colour-coded by whether you may collect |
| Legends | 7 mapped for Oregon |
| Honey holes | 95 modelled for Oregon, ranked from terrain, geology and old mine records. Open them on the map |
| Show caves | 7 in Oregon · see them all |
| Gem sites | 8 in Oregon · see them all |
| Haunted places | 5 in Oregon · see them all |
| Fossil sites | 2 in Oregon · see them all |
A marker is a public record, not permission. Check ownership, active claims and the local rules first, the map shows all three.
Open the map