easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate walking experience recommended
Embark on a private walking tour through Kellogg's historic mining sites with Crystal Gold Mine. This personalized adventure offers a perfect mix of history, scenic views, and outdoor exploration. Keep reading to discover what makes this experience unforgettable!
Tour | Gold Panning | Shooting Gallery | Mother Lode Gemstone Mining • All ages!
Embark on an unforgettable 45-minute tour of the Crystal Gold Mine, where expert guides reveal the secrets of hard rock mining. Experience the thrill of gold panning, explore a shooting gallery, and uncover gemstones, all in a comfortable, accessible environment. Discover the allure of real gold still embedded in the mine!
45 Minutes Tour + Other Activities
Our professional and courteous guides will show you how and why this hard rock mine was dug during the 45-minute tour. You will see and touch actual gold that is still in the veins of this amazing mine. Comfortable 50 degrees year-round. Concrete walkways with no stairs to climb. We look forward to seeing you soon at the Crystal Gold Mine.
Tickets are valid for any gold mine tour on the selected day.
The terrain includes uneven surfaces and gravel paths, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Weather can change quickly; packing a light jacket or raincoat ensures comfort throughout your tour.
Ensure you stay well-hydrated, especially during warmer months, to enjoy the walk comfortably.
Getting there ahead of your scheduled time guarantees a relaxed start and personalized attention.
Kellogg was founded during the silver rush of the late 19th century, and the Mother Lode was a key mining area contributing to regional growth.
Efforts are made to preserve the natural landscape and historic sites, minimizing environmental impact during tours.
Good footwear is crucial for uneven or gravel paths to ensure comfort and safety.
Preparedness for sudden weather changes keeps you comfortable during your exploration.
spring|fall|winter specific
Protect yourself from sun exposure during warmer months on open trails.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is important, especially during longer walks or hot days.