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골드 러시

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20107
Reality
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2010년 12월 03일
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About

Quick guide

A reality series that follows gold mining crews in the Klondike and Alaska.

Gold Rush tracks the day‑to‑day grind of families and crews who stake claims, haul equipment, and dig for nuggets in harsh, remote landscapes. Each season brings new claims, new technology and fresh crews, raising the stakes for a hefty payday. The series shows the raw work, the camaraderie, and the inevitable clashes that come with chasing a dream in the wilderness.

What to know

  • Each episode runs 60 minutes.
  • The series has 15 seasons and 402 episodes as of 2024.
  • Filmed mainly in Alaska and the Yukon, Canada.
  • Crew members are often family‑run businesses.
  • Mining methods include dredges, sluice boxes and de‑rockers.
  • Spin‑offs cover sea‑based mining, white‑water dredging and other locations.
  • Gold is measured in troy ounces and teams aim for high‑value hauls.
  • The show airs on Discovery Channel and is available on Discovery+.

Watch if

If you like hard‑earned adventure, real‑world risks, and the thrill of chasing a fortune in unforgiving terrain, Gold Rush offers a front‑row seat to the drama and determination of prospecting.

Skip if

If you prefer light, scripted entertainment or shy away from the physical demands and occasional conflict of mining life, this reality series might not suit your taste.

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The Premise
Gold Rush centers on teams of miners who stake claims and work to extract placer gold from the Yukon and Alaska. The show captures their daily routines, the challenges of remote living, and the financial pressure of turning a haul into profit.
Key Players
Core crews include Todd Hoffman’s family, Parker Schnabel’s expedition, and Tony Beets’ dredging operation. Each crew brings a distinct style, from traditional sluicing to modern dredge technology, and their personalities drive much of the on‑screen tension.
Season Structure
A typical season spans 10–20 episodes, each 60 minutes long. The format follows the crews from claim acquisition through to the final haul, with interludes featuring crew debates, equipment upgrades, and after‑show commentary.
Mining Techniques
The series showcases a range of methods: de‑rockers for gravel, sluice boxes for fine material, and large dredges that can move thousands of tons of earth. Viewers learn how each tool is chosen for terrain and gold potential.
Risks and Rewards
Beyond physical danger from equipment and weather, crews face financial risk: lease payments, operational costs, and the uncertainty of finding gold. The stakes rise as teams push for larger claims and more aggressive mining schedules.
Viewer Experience
Fans of reality and outdoor adventure enjoy the blend of hard work, interpersonal drama, and the possibility of a sudden payday. The show’s pacing varies from steady workdays to high‑intensity moments when a haul is made.
Spin‑offs and Specials
Gold Rush spawned series like Bering Sea Gold, White Water, and Dave Turin’s Lost Mine, each exploring different mining environments while retaining the core reality format of crew competition and gold pursuit.

FAQ

41 Q&A
What challenges do the miners face?
Miners face harsh weather, equipment breakdowns, and tough ground. They also deal with difficult decisions and competition.
Do they ever find a lot of gold?
Yes, they sometimes find large amounts of gold. Parker Schnabel and Tony Beets have had very successful seasons.
What is Gold Rush about?
Gold Rush is a reality TV show about people trying to find gold. They face many problems while mining.
Why did Dave Turin leave?
Dave Turin left to start his own mining company. He wanted to be his own boss.
Did Todd Hoffman quit Gold Rush?
Todd Hoffman has taken breaks from the show but has returned. He has focused on other projects.
What happened to Dave Turin?
Dave Turin left Gold Rush to pursue his own mining ventures. He later returned to the show.
Who is Rick Ness?
Rick Ness is a miner who worked for Parker Schnabel. He later started his own mining operation.
How much gold does Tony Beets find each season?
Tony Beets often finds hundreds or even thousands of ounces of gold each season. His mines are very productive.
What is the name of Todd Hoffman's mine?
Todd Hoffman has mined in various locations, including the Klondike in the Yukon and in Oregon. Specific mine names change with seasons.
What is the name of Parker Schnabel's mine?
Parker Schnabel mines in the Yukon, often at his claims near Dawson City. His main operation is often referred to as Big Nugget.
How much gold does Parker Schnabel find each season?
Parker Schnabel consistently mines large amounts of gold, often exceeding 7,000 ounces in successful seasons.
What is the name of Tony Beets' mine?
Tony Beets operates claims in the Yukon, notably the 60-Mile River and often referred to as the "own land" claim.
How much gold did they find in season 1?
In the first season, the miners were learning and faced many struggles, finding a modest amount of gold. Todd Hoffman's crew aimed for 100 ounces but fell short.
Who is Todd Hoffman?
Todd Hoffman is one of the original stars of Gold Rush. He is a miner who has led several mining crews.
How much gold does Rick Ness find each season?
Rick Ness has found increasing amounts of gold, with some seasons yielding over 1,000 ounces.
Who are the main people on Gold Rush?
Key figures include Parker Schnabel, Tony Beets, Rick Ness, and previously Todd Hoffman and Dave Turin.
Who is Tony Beets?
Tony Beets is a veteran gold miner in the Yukon known for his ambitious mining operations and large finds.
Is Gold Rush real or fake?
Gold Rush is presented as a reality show, but like many such programs, it involves staged events and dramatic editing for entertainment.
What happened to the Porcupine Creek mine?
The Porcupine Creek mine was a location where Todd Hoffman's team mined. Its operational status has varied over the seasons.
Who is Parker Schnabel?
Parker Schnabel is a young, successful gold miner who took over his grandfather's operation. He is known for his high gold yields.
What are the biggest gold finds on Gold Rush?
The show has documented finds of thousands of ounces of gold in single seasons by miners like Parker Schnabel and Tony Beets.
Will there be a new season of Gold Rush?
The series has been renewed for new seasons, continuing to follow the miners' pursuits.
Where is Gold Rush filmed?
The show is primarily filmed in the Yukon Territory of Canada, with some seasons also featuring mining in Alaska and the United States.
What happens at the end of Gold Rush?
Each season typically ends with the miners tallying their gold finds and preparing for the next season. Some miners may change locations or operations.
Who is John Schnabel?
John Schnabel was Parker Schnabel's grandfather. He owned a gold mine in the Yukon that Parker eventually took over.
Do the miners get paid if they don't find gold?
Miners on 'Gold Rush' often work on a contract basis or as part of a crew. Their pay is usually tied to the amount of gold they find or the success of the mining operation. If no gold is found, they may not get paid, or their pay could be significantly reduced. Some may receive a basic wage, but the big money comes from finding gold.
What is the biggest success for the miners?
The biggest success for the miners on 'Gold Rush' is finding large amounts of gold, reaching their season's goals, and turning a profit. Successful seasons mean more money to invest in bigger equipment and bigger operations for the next year.
What happens during the off-season?
During the off-season, miners typically spend time maintaining their equipment, planning for the next mining season, and securing permits. They also use this time to rest and prepare for the physically demanding work ahead.
What happens to the gold after they find it?
The gold they find is usually sent to a refinery to be purified. After refining, it is typically sold on the market, and the profits are then divided among the mine owners and the crew, after expenses are paid.
What is the average wage for a miner on the show?
The average wage for a miner on 'Gold Rush' can vary greatly. While some experienced miners or foremen might earn a decent salary, many crew members are paid hourly or receive a percentage of the gold found. Wages can range from minimum wage to several hundred dollars per day, depending on their role and the mine's success.
What is the Dakota Fred persona?
Dakota Fred Hurt is known for his persistent and often stubborn approach to gold mining. He's portrayed as a seasoned miner who isn't afraid to take risks and tackle challenging mining sites, often facing equipment breakdowns and difficult conditions.
Who is Jack Hoffman?
Jack Hoffman is the son of Todd Hoffman, one of the main figures in 'Gold Rush.' He has appeared on the show since he was a child and has grown up in the mining world, participating in the operations as he got older.
What are the risks of gold mining?
The risks of gold mining include dangerous heavy machinery, unstable ground, potential for accidents, financial loss if gold isn't found, and the physically demanding nature of the work. There's also the risk of equipment failure in harsh conditions.
What equipment do they use?
Miners use a variety of heavy equipment, including excavators, front-end loaders, trucks, bulldozers, trommels (large screening machines), sluice boxes, and pumps. They also use gold dredges and metal detectors.
What is the biggest disappointment for the miners?
The biggest disappointment for miners is investing a lot of time, money, and effort into a mining claim, only to find little to no gold. Equipment failures and unexpected setbacks that prevent them from reaching their goals are also major disappointments.
How much does the equipment cost?
The cost of gold mining equipment can be very high. Large pieces of machinery like excavators and bulldozers can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, while specialized gold processing equipment like trommels and dredges can also run into tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars.
How do they decide where to mine?
Miners decide where to mine based on geological surveys that indicate the presence of gold, historical mining data, and land leases or claims they can acquire. They look for areas where gold is likely to have been deposited by natural processes.
What is the goal of Gold Rush?
The main goal of 'Gold Rush' is for the mining crews to find and extract as much gold as possible within a given season, often with ambitious targets. The ultimate aim is to make a significant profit from their mining operations.
Do they use real gold on the show?
Yes, the gold that the miners find and show on 'Gold Rush' is real gold. The show documents their actual efforts to discover and extract gold, and the gold they recover is a result of those efforts.
Who are the recurring characters?
Recurring characters on 'Gold Rush' include members of the Hoffman, Stuey, and Hurt families, as well as various crew members who work for different mining operations throughout the seasons. Prominent figures often include Todd Hoffman, Parker Schnabel, Tony Beets, and their respective teams.
Are the family members involved real?
Yes, the family members featured on 'Gold Rush,' such as the Hoffmans, Schnabels, and Beets, are real family members who are genuinely involved in the gold mining operations depicted in the show.

출연

Parker Schnabel
Parker Schnabel
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Chris Doumitt
Chris Doumitt
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Paul Christie
Narrator