The Iron Range Project is a district-scale exploration property located approximately 1 km northeast of Creston, British Columbia. The project covers a large land position along the Iron Mountain Fault Zone, a major regional structure associated with long-lived mineral systems.
The property is fully permitted for exploration activities, including drilling, trenching, and geophysical surveys, and benefits from excellent infrastructure and year-round access.
Fully permitted for drilling and exploration
District-scale land position along a major structural corridor
Extensive historical dataset supporting target definition
Over 20,000 metres of historical drilling completed
Multiple mineralized zones identified and drill-ready
Strong infrastructure with road, rail, and power access
Iron Range is centered on the Iron Mountain Fault Zone, a crustal-scale structural system hosting hydrothermal alteration and mineralization. Exploration is focused on structurally controlled systems associated with shear zones and fault splays.
See the Geology page for detailed geological framework and mineralization models.
Exploration at Iron Range spans more than a century, with modern programs defining multiple zones of mineralization through drilling, geophysics, and geochemistry.
Extensive work completed by previous operators has established a strong technical foundation for ongoing exploration.
See Exploration History for a detailed timeline of historical work and discoveries.
Historical drilling has intersected broad zones of mineralization, including higher-grade intervals within structurally controlled systems. Multiple target areas have been identified across the property.
Mineralization remains open along strike and at depth, with limited deep drilling completed to date.
See Exploration Results for detailed intercepts, zones, and historical drilling data.
More than C$8 million has been invested in exploration at Iron Range, including drilling, geophysical surveys, geochemical sampling, and geological interpretation.
This dataset supports high-confidence targeting and ongoing exploration planning.
See Technical Reports for independent technical documentation and NI 43-101 disclosure.
Multiple datasets, including geophysical surveys, geological mapping, and geochemical results, support the interpretation of a large mineralized system.
👉 View property maps, target areas, and geophysical data in Maps & Data.
