The Loughborough Gold Property is located on the east side of Loughborough Inlet, approximately 140 miles northwest of Vancouver, B.C. It consists of 3 contiguous claim units covering 349 hectares (862 acres).

According to BC Assessment Report 14908, there are six or more vein systems reported on the property. Past-production from the Loughborough vein assayed an average of 0.88 ounces per tonne gold and 3.51 ounces per tonne silver. Subsequent exploration and sampling of the vein assayed up to 0.46 ounces per tonne gold and 2.30 ounces per tonne silver. Air photographs of the area indicate the presence of multiple very prominent northeasterly and northwesterly trending lineaments. However, the only shear vein system tested to-date by underground development is the Loughborough.

The property is also situated less than 5 miles from the historic Doratha-Morton mine, where two samples documented in Assessment Report 22515 and MINFILE 092K 023 assayed 1,560 grams (50.16 ounces) per tonne gold and 11,290 grams (363.02 ounces) per tonne gold, respectively.