The miners face bears and a rock-shaker incident that could shut them down.

The miners nearly come to blows due to a lack of success.

A codes issue stalls the miners' work just six weeks after setting up camp.

The miners finally hit a big score after recovering from another setback.

The miners have just two days to make $10,000 or be forced back to Oregon.

Todd is forced to take desperate measures to modify his team's equipment.

Things fall apart after a veteran miner attempts to crank up production.

The crew battles harsh winter elements out of desperation for gold.

A cave-in around a massive excavator threatens Jack's life.

Now back in Oregon, the mining crew provides a behind-the-scenes look at how they felt about their time in Alaska and detail their future plans.

The guys take one more crack at hitting the motherlode in the off season.

The crew is hit by a bombshell shortly after returning to Porcupine Creek.

The crew attempts to salvage their season with a new claim in Klondike.

Jack and Todd get heated over how to set up their new claim.

The Hoffman crew confronts the permafrost that lies between them and gold.

After a crew rebellion, Todd digs test holes on the new claim.

A new love derails the crew just as the Hoffmans are finally on the gold.

The crew rebuilds the wash plant after realizing it's costing them.

The Hoffman crew celebrates their first clean out of the mining season.

Explore behind-the-scenes footage capturing the production of Gold Rush.

Jack's excavator gets emergency surgery after getting stranded in a creek.

Short on time, the crew decides to run both day and night to get the gold.

The Hoffmans are dead in the water and the Dakotas lock horns.

A crew member quits at Quartz Creek and Parker solidifies his haul.

Mining legend Schnabel battles for his life after suffering a heart attack.

The Hoffmans give profit one last push by working through the night.

Todd Hoffman and crew braved the hostile jungle of Guyana to find gold rich ground to mine year-round.

The Hoffmans battle frozen dirt and pipes while trying to hit their goal.

The Hoffmans face an icy disaster after Todd runs the dozer on solid ice.

The miners reveal the truth behind their sometimes-ugly 2011 mining season.

Honoring the life and legacy of grandpa John Schnabel.

Parker, Rick and Tony return to the Yukon to chase $40 million in gold.

Rick Ness weighs his options. Kevin Beets reaches out to Parker.

Parker's crew risks destroying a million-dollar wash plant to get gold.

Parker unexpectedly loses the pay layer in the long cut.

Parker makes a big call on Dominion Creek's ice-filled ground.

Rick risks flooding Rally Valley to haul in big gold nuggets.

Sparks fly when Tony leaves his son Mike "Cousin Mike" is in charge.

Tensions escalate when two crewmembers get into a fight on Kevin's claim.

Hoping for a record score, Rick runs the last of Rally Valley's pay dirt.

Parker levels up and runs a third wash plant for the first time ever.

Brennan confronts one of Kevin's crew over their performance.

Kevin fires up his wash plant for the first time.

Tony hits an unexpected roadblock at his Indian River claim.

Parker makes a purchase that shocks the entire team.

Rick gambles all his profits on a risky Duncan Creek cut.

Parker chases a new red pay layer to keep his hot streak alive.

A lack of equipment leads Brennan to confront Kevin. A side dumper crashes.

Rick confronts foreman Buzz, throwing down an ultimatum.

Parker investigates a forgotten section of Dominion Creek.

Tony unleashes his floating wash plant, and Rick moves Monster Red to Vegas Valley. Kevin's nightshift crew may bring in his biggest haul of the year.

Parker puts it all on the line when he buys Dominion Creek. The Beets family erupts into chaos when eldest son Kevin takes the year off. After disappearing for a year, Rick Ness tries to pull off a longshot comeback.

Gold miners battle Mother Nature in their quest to find big gold.

The machines of Gold Rush are ranked to reveal the best of the best.

Chris Doumitt talks about becoming a gold miner and working for Parker.

While digging out Vegas Valley, Rick prospects a new area in Keno.

Foreman Mitch Blaschke steps in for the day, encountering a slew of issues.

All three crews attempt to hit their final goals for the season.

Todd clashes with his son over equipment, and Tony desperately seeks gold.

Miner Todd Hoffman sits down to discuss what excitement the future holds, featuring an exclusive look back at the events of previous seasons.

Parker fights floodwaters to save his cut, Todd and his son clash.

Parker fuels a gamble, Fred risks shutdown and Rick looks for new ground.

Tony fights the cursed cut; Rick tests Brennan; Fred bets on a new plant.

Parker breaks out Big Red to double his gold and feed the gamble at Mud Mountain. Plus, Rick's wash plant disintegrates in front of his eyes.

Fred kicks off his first week of sluicing and the team gathers for the critical first gold weigh. Meanwhile, Tony faces an unexpected repair at 80 Pup.

Parker's crew sinks a loader setting up Big Red and clocks in their first double-gold weigh of the year. Tony finds a gold-rich glory hole at the Megacut.

Rick returns to the Deep Cut to settle the score. Parker does the unthinkable to get down to gold at Mud Mountain, and Fred sends away his son-in-law.

Parker gambles 100 ounces to prospect Little Eldorado Creek in Alaska. Rick launches a risky mission, and Fred confronts a crew member with a secret.

Parker gets a lead on virgin ground at Cleary Creek in Alaska. Meanwhile, Rick puts Brennan to the test as the night foreman in the Rally Valley.

Parker finally runs paydirt and weighs his first gold from Mud Mountain. Tony discovers a faster way to move excavators and stay on the white channel gold.

Rick strikes a pay layer in a sea of Rally Valley overburden. Fred speeds up the team's gold production at California Creek, resulting in a devastating setback.

Rick soups up Monster Red to battle the rocky and increasingly rich Rally Valley pay. Plus, Parker tasks Tyson with running Bad Cut on a skeleton crew.

Parker risks destroying Big Red to finally find Mud Mountain's big gold. Rick is forced to slow down his operation when massive rocks threaten to destroy Monster Red.

Parker's crew builds a large pad to get through a cut in record time. Fred forms an unexpected partnership to double his gold and Tony revives his Indian River plans.

Rick calls in his secret weapon, and Parker splurges big to keep his operation running. Fred's new alliance with the Claytons is tested when their cut is flooded.

Parker discovers if his $5-million Mud Mountain gamble will deliver another record gold total. Rick dials up Monster Red in his quest for another personal best.

Parker gets devastating news and faces off with the biggest landowner in Alaska. Tony pressures the kids to deliver the first gold of the season.

Parker gambles on shutting down his operation to bank big gold. The Claytons uncover rich ground at Golden Acres and need a quick payday to fund their move.

Fred engineers an ice dam and makes a surprising gold discovery. Meanwhile, Tony uses an excavator cheat code to bust through permafrost.

Parker fights muddy ground as he opens his biggest cut of the season. Fred discovers a new paystreak that changes the course of his season.

Parker fires up Sluicifer to tackle the massive Bear Cut. Fred faces financial ruin, and the Clayton brothers go on a treasure hunt to save their season.

Parker hauls Big Red into the massive Bear Cut as the team chases an epic milestone. Tony taps out a honey hole when he hits even more permafrost on the hill.

Parker tasks Mitch with mining out an old road built on virgin ground. Fred finally gets his monster dozer delivered and Tony welcomes a new crew into the Cursed Cut.

Parker is on a mission to find a wash plant and kickstart the Alaska operation. The Claytons face a major setback, and Tony's trommel falters at the worst time.

To double his gold, Tony gambles on a crop of greenhorns to work the night shift. Meanwhile, disaster strikes for Fred's crew member.

Parker opens the first cut on his Alaskan claim with miners recruited from social media. Tony faces an engineering disaster. Fred's rock truck trouble forces him to pivot.

Parker's crew tears through Klondike ground and takes on a new runway project. Fred faces off with his son when the excavator breaks again.

With Parker in Alaska, Tyson risks bringing in new recruits to get Sluicifer back on the gold. Tony's Westchester crew calls in a favour that pays off big time.

Parker battles for his first Alaska gold and a triple clean out. Dave Turin returns with a shocking proposal, and Fred calls up a combat buddy for help.

Parker's first Alaska gold weigh is hampered by a flood in the Wolf Cut. Tony makes a mammoth discovery. The Clayton's finally reach Golden Acres and start stripping.

Tensions rise between Fred and the Clayton Brothers when a borrowed machine comes back broken. Parker's wash plant Big Red turns into a problem.

Tony pivots his crew to the 80 Pup cut but a water pump failure stops them cold. Meanwhile, Fred levels up his operation with a big piece of iron.

Parker gets down to paydirt in Alaska, but disaster strikes when he hits an old mine shaft. A mistake on Tony's crew sends a $500,000 washplant crashing to the ground.

Parker visits Fred's claim and delivers a devastating verdict that brings the operation to a halt. An accident on Parker's claim leads to a harrowing rescue attempt.

Parker battles a flood and weighs his first gold from virgin ground in Alaska. The Clayton brothers pray for a bonanza as they finally start mining Golden Acres.

Tony mounts a major rescue to save a sinking excavator. Tensions rise when Fred brings in an old friend and two young greenhorns are trained to work the night shift.

Parker returns to the Klondike and drops a bombshell on his crew to make up for the Alaska debacle. Fred and son Christopher face off over the nightshift.

Parker's push for a record season could cost him a wash plant. Tony gambles on a 30-year-old beast to finish the season and the Claytons must make a big move.

Parker pivots to the Panama Canal cut and the Beets crew discover a glory hole that could put them over the top.

Parker debates going all-in on a claim that could pay out $160 million. Rick Ness re-emerges after going MIA. A family member's decision shocks the Beets.

Tony considers moving the entire family operation to the Indian River. Plus, Rick Ness brings on a new crew member, hoping to get on the gold first.

After years of not speaking, Rick asks Parker for a favour. Tony pressures his son to lead the move to the Indian River. Parker finds gold in an unlikely spot.

On the brink of going bankrupt, Parker tries to tap an old honey hole to turn the tide. Plus, Tony battles flooded creeks at the Indian River to access the gold.

Floodwaters halt Tony's race to get gold. Rick's comeback stalls when a water pump goes up in smoke, and Parker pressures the crew to open the Unforgiven cut.

Parker banks his first gold from the Unforgiven cut. One of Rick's rock trucks slides down a ravine, and he tries to broker a season-saving deal with Tony.

Rick's landlord demands 50 ounces of gold by the end of the week. Plus, an unexpected visit to Tony's Indian River claim brings devastating news.

Parker goes ditch digging on his Dominion Creek claim. Tony finally gets his first gold of the year. Rick prospects for a new cut to keep his season alive.

Rick's season is riding on a move to the new Bacon Strip cut. As Parker tries to dig out of his financial hole, the team must deal with a loader crash.

Parker's thirst for gold pushes him to open a third claim, stretching his crew and machines to their limits. Plus, Rick supercharges wash plant Rocky.

To get Australia Creek's gold, Parker cannibalises multiple machines to build a "Frankendozer." The Beets battle a flash flood on the Indian River.

Parker battles to bring in his first Money Pit gold at Dominion Creek. Rick auditions Buzz, and tensions flare when the wash plant doesn't fire up.

Parker gains momentum at Dominion Creek, but a mysterious gold loss may set him back. Tony moves everyone back to Paradise Hill, and tensions flare.

Tony's son Kevin returns to help save the family business. Parker scrambles to fix a burst dam and keep the big Dominion Creek gold weighs going.

The Beets family implodes trying to get the Paradise Hill trommel running. Parker starts sluicing Australia Creek and finds a big surprise.

Tony resurrects an old machine. Meanwhile, one of Parker’s member melts down and McCaughans set their trommel on fire to stay on the gold.

Parker closes in on his season goal, but an emergency leaves a novice crew in charge and threatens his momentum. Minnie forces Tony to consult a mining expert.

Parker brings in a brand-new wash plant to push him past 5,000 ounces. Plus, Buzz puts his reputation on the line with a gamble he may come to regret.

Tony goes rogue and buys a new wash plant to get his Indian River operation back up and running. Plus, Parker increases his gold target, pushing Rocksand to the limit.

Tony tries to resurrect his infamous Dredge no.1. Parker brings in his last gold from Australia Creek and focuses the team on finishing the Money Pit.

Rick bets his season on firing up Monster Red. Tony's dredge suffers a major setback. Meanwhile, the McCaughans break out a crazy contraption.

Tony calls his son to help fire up nearly every plant he can, including Dredge no.1. Parker squeezes every ounce of gold out of his Dominion Creek claim.

After a torrid time in the jungle, the Hoffman's are back to prove they can still cut it in the gold trade, and Parker is already ahead of the competition.

At Eureka Creek, Tony Beets' runway is complete. He tests his son Kevin by putting him in charge this season. Plus, the Hoffman crew faces a make or break decision.

Having left the Klondike, the Hoffman crew returns to dismantle Monster Red and take it 2,000 miles to Oregon. Plus, is Parker on target for his season goal?

A month into the season, is Todd's gamble of moving to Oregon panning out? Plus, a violent storm erupts and Parker and his crew start a new chapter in their mining history.

Morals are at an all-time low at Todd's mine. It is five weeks into the season and the crew has mined gold that's worth just a pathetic $150,000.

Parker Schnabel works hard to recover from the worst week of his season. But a lightning storm forces the crew to play it safe and take a break from mining.

Despite a rough start, the Hoffman crew is finally running paydirt on their new Buckland claim. At Scribner Creek, Parker's crew is pushing harder than ever.

Tony is expanding his fleet so he can transport a new dredge up the Yukon River. His challenge? To line up two 15-ton steel sections and weld them solid.

Tony breaks records with the biggest haul in Gold Rush history. Parker fights to save his dream washplant from being washed off its 60ft pad, and Todd hits a pay streak.

Todd's season suffers when a key crew member quits. Tony transforms some rusty relics into a monster power barge, and an upset Parker misses his own birthday party.

With no paycheque for five weeks, Todd Hoffman's team turn on each other. Meanwhile, Parker's gamble to run his washplant without protection from rocks proves costly.

Todd Hoffman's crew has quit, and he desperately tries to keep mining with a skeleton team. Plus, Tony Beets discovers his dredge is blowing gold out of the sluices.

The remnants of the Hoffman crew are at their lowest, but Todd gets good news. Plus, could Rick Ness finally get Parker's second operation up and running?

Rick outperforms Parker on his new Indian River claim. Tony's dredge suffers a disastrous failure, threatening his season. There's hope for Todd's crew in Colorado.

Todd Hoffman eats humble pie when he begs his old crew to return, Parker loses an excavator in a swamp and Tony Beets gives daughter Monica her own operation.

The Hoffman crew opens a second mine in Colorado, Parker tries out a new mechanic without Mitch's approval and Tony sets sail in a power-barge up the Yukon River.

Parker is forced to call his dad in to help his struggling operation, Todd has the best clean-up of the season and Tony's daughter Monica starts bringing home the gold.

Parker moves Sluicifer 2,000ft to a new pad in the hope of a $4.8m season goal. Meanwhile, big water problems hit the Hoffmans at Fairplay.

Todd finally hits his stride and explores promising new ground for lease - at a price. Meanwhile, Parker is short of his target, and the Big Red is in trouble.

Todd uses dynamite to blast monster boulders and get to the gold, Parker must conquer a flood for a record gold count and Tony's power barge goes up the Yukon River.

In a look back at the last season, Parker faces the loss of his mentor, Grandpa John, and bets big on a wash-plant. And Todd moves his setup to Oregon.

Todd Hoffman's men come under fire from a rogue gunman. The crew flees the mine and with everyone's lives under threat, the police hunt down the shooter.

It's a new season for the gold miners of the Yukon, and Rick Ness has parted ways with former boss Parker Schnabel, setting up his own mining outfit.

The pressure is on for the miners, as a slow start to the season is compounded by a host of mechanical problems. Tony continues to make life difficult for Parker.

Rick hunts for a new washplant with his crew. With Parker's ground frozen he must find a way to mine the gold to pay his deposit to Tony.

Disaster strikes when Rick fires up his washplant for the first time. Parker tries a risky plan to keep the gold coming in and must choose a new foreman.

In urgent need of help to fix up his washplant, Rick calls in old friend Freddy. Parker's crew are behind schedule and desperately playing catch up.

Rick and Parker's problems continue to get worse with more problems with washplants and a bulldozer. Both have to resort to using pieces of old Hoffman equipment.

Parker hires a new driver that isn't as experienced as he claims. One of Tony's dredges sinks into a pond, and he clashes with son Kevin over how to rescue it.

Heavy rainfall for several days causes problems for Parker and Rick as their cuts flood. Transporting Tony's second dredge upriver proves more difficult than expected.

Parker's entire season hangs in the balance after the ground erodes under Sluicifer. Rick is bringing in so little gold he starts running night shifts to catch up.

To keep working until the end of the season, Rick and his dad hatch a plan to expand their cut. Parker's welder, Chad, badly injures his hand changing a tyre.

The flu brings Parker's operation to its knees and it's up to foreman Dean to keep it running. Rick's mechanic Carl is behaving strangely and reveals shocking news.

A desperate Rick is forced to ask Tony for help. Tony hauls the final piece of his million-dollar second dredge from Thistle Creek and prepares to rebuild it.

Rick discovers he's been losing gold after Freddy Dodge points out a big flaw in his washplant. With his excavator down, Parker risks moving his washplant with a dozer.

Parker leaves Brennan in charge of one section of the mine, with mixed results. Meanwhile, Rick damages his water pipe with some careless excavation work.

It's a celebration for the Beets, as Monica is getting married. Tony is happy for his daughter but also stressed to be taking time off while behind on his gold target.

Parker and Mitch go for a boat ride that results in Mitch getting injured. With the parts of the second dredge finally in position, Tony has problems reconstructing it.

Parker is determined not to leave any good pay dirt for Tony, so he cranks up the speed on his sluices. The frosty ground is causing problems for Rick's crew.

In an attempt to get dredge two running before the end of season, Tony shuts down dredge one. Brennan takes a risk and keeps Big Red running after signs of damage.

After advice from his parents, Parker attempts to mend fences with Tony so he can mine fresh ground. With winter approaching, frozen pay dirt damages Rick's washplant.

Winter has arrived, shutting down Rick's sprinkler system and leaving his cut frozen. Moving Big Red to the new pay dirt he discovered proves difficult for Parker.

Nine years ago, a group of men went deep into Alaska and the Klondike, risking it all to prospect and strike it rich gold mining. How did they fare in their quest?

Rick hunts giant nuggets in Deno Creek, but disaster strikes with his new wash plant. Parker feels the strain and with no water licence Tony is in crisis.

After a walkout on his team, Parker must take action. Rick and his dad go aerial prospecting and spot an old cabin that may prove valuable in their hunt for gold.

Tony fights to save the family empire, but his plans go up in smoke. Rick continues to struggle, and Parker faces a seemingly impossible task.

In Colorado, Rick is on the hunt for a washplant - and Hoffman's Monster Red looks promising. Meanwhile, Monica's Hunker Creek cut is hit by flooding.

Rick races to finish the build of new washplant, Monster Red, but faces shutdown when forest fires cut off his fuel supplies. Disaster hits Big Red for Brennan.

The increased reliance on computer-operated equipment causes problems for Rick when software updates break his water pump. Parker splurges on a new toy.

Parker gambles big and splits his crew in search of a quick score. On the verge of catastrophe, Rick calls in a mining legend to save his season.

As the problems keep mounting up for Rick, tempers fray at Duncan Creek. Parker pushes his crew too hard as he attempts to keep two washplants fed.

Parker struggles to keep up his record-breaking pace, while a huge mistake threatens Rick's operation. Monica hopes the ground has thawed so she can hit gold.

Rick gets a last chance to break even for the season. Parker runs around the clock to get through his last ground, and Tony makes a profit at the last minute.

A crisis in the Klondike sends Parker, Rick and Tony in new directions. Parker breaks a major record mining his own ground and Rick takes a gamble in Keno.

Parker expands to a second cut and puts his trust in a rookie foreman. Tony battles the cursed cut and greenhorn Fred Lewis calls in a mining legend.

Parker’s new strategy creates an engineering challenge and tempers flare. Rick pulls in his first gold of the season and Fred calls for backup.

Tony gambles on a hidden strip of paydirt. Parker's crew works overtime to run both wash plants, while Rick scrambles to keep his small team running.

Rick bets nearly all his gold on a new machine that could transform his operation. Tony resurrects an abandoned secret weapon. Parker hires new crew members.

A competition erupts between Parker's two wash plant teams. Tony discovers a pile of lost gold. Fred Lewis' and the veteran crew face an unexpected setback.

Rick risks his season on a hunch that he's discovered a new hot spot. Tony mobilises an arsenal to cash in on lost gold. Fred's veteran crew fight old equipment.

Tony fires up a second plant to haul in gold left behind by the old-timers. Tensions rise when Parker departs for Alaska, leaving Mitch in charge.

Parker returns to Alaska to prospect new ground and expand his empire. Rick digs deep for big gold in a cut he hopes will deliver the biggest weigh in of the season.

Parker returns to the Klondike and records the biggest gold haul of his career. Tony travels deep into the wilderness to resurrect a gold-catching monster.

Parker brokers a deal with Tony to open a new cut on the Indian River. Meanwhile, Tony's new trommel build gets derailed when a fire breaks out.

Parker cleans out gold-rich land and risks losing Sluicifer during a move to new ground. The Beets try to supercharge their season with a new trommel.

On the brink of ending his season, Fred Lewis' team begins to crack. Rick cashes in his gold to fund his season, leaving his crew to keep the season on track.

Parker's crew tallies up all the gold from the Last Cut and rushes to mine out the Airstrip Cut. Freddy and Juan answer an SOS call from Fred Lewis.

Parker and crew face a potentially catastrophic flood. Tony uncovers a secret patch of gold-rich ground and logs his biggest gold weigh of the year.

Fred discovers a promising new section of ground. Parker's co-foreman Mitch is confronted with a family crisis. Rick asks for help to keep his operation running.

When mechanic Carl is forced to leave the claim for an emergency surgery, Rick's team bands together to stay on the gold. Fred's crew step up after their loader dies.

Parker's record-setting pace rests in the hands of mechanic Shane Smith. Meanwhile, Tony taps out the Megacut and pivots to open more ground.

Rick bets on a new stretch of ground that pays out with a monster nugget. Parker confronts Brennan over a missed opportunity, and Tony digs up a relic.

After a key piece of equipment dies, Fred wonders if it's time to pull the plug. Parker's crew struggle to keep up their fast pace when a conveyor belt goes down.

In the final days of the season, Parker's record-breaking season rides on an unproven wash plant. Meanwhile, Rick redirects a river to hit big gold.

Rick pivots to chase a vein of gold-rich paydirt that's bankrupted other Keno miners. Tony targets white channel paydirt to turn his season around.

While hauling in gold-rich Mud Mountain pay, Parker's team missteps and cripples Big Red. Rick's red-hot honey hole floods with only days left in the season.

A war for ground forces Parker to gamble on deep ground at Mud Mountain. Tony invests millions on the biggest dirt movers for a 10,000-ounce season.

The gold miners of the Yukon put everything on the line in the hopes of striking it rich. With new miners, new claims and new machines, the stakes are higher than ever!

Parker's crew is hit with a series of mysterious breakdowns at the Airstrip. Fred's mechanic must decode a washplant belt issue to stay on Freedom Cut gold.

Parker's crew accidentally unleashes a flood of water that wreaks havoc. Rick runs his first full week at Rally Valley. Tony revives an old wash plant.

Over six short months, the Klondike's gold miners battle nature's wrath, coping with storms, floods, and summer wildfires to uncover millions in gold.

Rick's season rides on his first week of sluicing at Vegas Valley. Parker targets a trusted honey hole. Tony asks Cousin Mike to fire up a new plant.

Parker taps into a new Dominion Creek pay layer that could save his season.

The gold miners of the Yukon put everything on the line to strike it rich. With new miners, claims and machines, the stakes are higher than ever!

The Beets kids jockey for a chance to take over the family business.