Gold Nuggets

[aarthrj3811]

For you energetic young treasure hunters…..I have a couple of readings for gold nuggets in natural caves just inside of California on US 80…..39 25.419N 120 1.856W and 39 25.527N 120 1.801W. I’m to old to climb up there….Art

 

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[godisnum1]

Dang it... if I were there, I'd climb it in a heartbeat!
It's barely even off the highway too. Uhg...

Bran <><

 

[pegleglooker]

bump

 

[godisnum1]

It's marked on my "places to explore" on my Bing Maps account (where I keep all my treasure leads)... I hope someone is able to get out there before I eventually do!

Bran <><

 

[Hemisteve]

I drive by that spot a few times a month. Every time I do I am eyeballing it. Thats going to be one tough climb.

Thanks for the tip Art.
Steve

 

[renogeoff]

The location is less than 20 miles from my house.
The finding of gold here doesnt make sense to me though. Correct me if I'm wrong, but all the gold areas are west of Truckee, on the western slopes of the Sierras. The Truckee River flows west to east, and directly past this spot, but no gold (as far as I have researched) has been found in the river near here. I would think if nuggets were in this area, then some placers would have worked their way down the steep slopes into the river at some point.

I'll do some more research, and weather permitting, go take a look soon. (10 feet of snow covering the area now)

 

[Hemisteve]

The location is less than 20 miles from my house.
The finding of gold here doesnt make sense to me though. Correct me if I'm wrong, but all the gold areas are west of Truckee, on the western slopes of the Sierras. The Truckee River flows west to east, and directly past this spot, but no gold (as far as I have researched) has been found in the river near here. I would think if nuggets were in this area, then some placers would have worked their way down the steep slopes into the river at some point.

I'll do some more research, and weather permitting, go take a look soon. (10 feet of snow covering the area now)

You are correct about native gold in the truckee west of Reno. If anything, I would imagine that spot could contain a cache of some sort. It is above the old Central Pacific Railroad station of Mystic. There are a lot of spots between Truckee and Verdi for possible silver I am looking at hitting this year.
You never know. Can,t find it if you don,t look for it.
Steve

 

[renogeoff]

Somehow, I missed this in the original post and it just hit me: How did you get the exact coordinates, if you couldn't actually hike to the site? Why am I getting the feeling that you haven't dug or MD'd any caves there?

From researching some of your other posts, am I to assume you got these "readings" from dowsing or LRLs?

 

[aarthrj3811]

Hey renogeoff…You got it…I am a Dowser and a LRL user and also do some Map dowsing. I can not say that those are the correct GPS readings. The only thing that I can tell you is that every bit of information I have found makes me believe there are nuggets on that mountain side. Ten years ago I would have went after them myself…When my rods tell me there is gold some place it is always there..Art

 

[davin]

are you still active dowsing ? are there any new area's that you think would be good to check out ?
thanks

 

[Golden_Crab]

While many would argue against the validity of such techniques... if geologically the area does not support this claim... is there any history that could back it up? Stashed gold? Sounds like a possibility.