Multiple assays >25 g/t Au and strong Cu‑Co credits confirm high‑grade shoots and polymetallic upside.

The 253 ha Pathfinder property lies 18 km north of Grand Forks, B.C., on the northeastern flank of the Republic–Greenwood Gold District, the province’s second‑largest historical gold producer.

Pathfinder is contiguous on three sides with Kinross Gold Corporation’s Kettle River project.

Kinross is actively looking for new feed for the idled, 2,000 tpd Kettle River mill, only 60 km to the south.

Pathfinder hosts the past‑producing Little Bertha mine, where 876 t of ore shipped between 1900‑39 averaged 17 g/t Au‑eq (467 oz Au, 4,242 oz Ag plus Cu‑Pb credits).

Veins up to 2 m wide remain open along at least 100 m of strike, and modern work keeps confirming high grades: 26.8 g/t Au & 476 g/t Ag (1996), an 85.8 g/t Au float sample with 315 ppm Te (2010), and 2019 surface assays up to 5.23 g/t Au, 2.07 % Cu and 1,487 ppm Co.

Highrock has identified an un‑drilled, bulk‑tonnage target 100 m southeast of Little Bertha.