Go Beyond the Maps. Explore the Field.
Discover the geology, landscapes and exploration work behind Relevant Gold's Wyoming projects through an extended Resource Talks field visit—supported by the same geological guidebooks used on our in-person site tours.
Field-tour resources dated July and October 2026. Explore the original materials alongside the Company's latest project disclosures.
Choose How Deep to Explore
Start with the highlights or explore the full technical story.
Get Oriented
New to Relevant Gold? Begin with selected video chapters, an overview of the projects, and the easy-to-follow October 2026 field companion.
Explore the Highlights → 02 / EXPLORE BY STOPFollow the Fieldwork
Jump directly to Bradley Peak, the core shack, historic mining areas or Lewiston. Explore specific geological questions without watching the entire film.
Browse the Tour Stops → 03 / COMPLETE EXPERIENCETake the Full Tour
Watch the complete Resource Talks field visit and follow along with the detailed July 2026 geological field guide for a deeper technical understanding.
Watch the Full Film →The video was produced by Resource Talks as a paid engagement with Relevant Gold. Video commentary and dated field guides should be considered alongside the Company's latest public technical disclosures.
Watch the Wyoming Site Tour
Join Antonio Atanasov of Resource Talks for an extended visit exploring Relevant Gold's Wyoming geology, drilling activities, core facilities and historical mining context. Watch the entire film or jump directly to the subjects you want to investigate.
Select any tour stop below to begin the video at that chapter.
Start With Three Key Stops
A suggested route for first-time viewers. Select a stop to jump to that chapter; you can watch as much of each segment as you choose.
Explore the Full Site Visit
Chapters follow the timestamps published by Resource Talks. Select any chapter to play it in the video above.
Take the Field Guides With You
The same two guidebooks used for Relevant Gold's in-person site tours are available as companion reading. Both reflect their original publication periods. The next section presents the complete guidebook library.
Video disclosure: Resource Talks produced this video as a paid engagement with Relevant Gold. The video includes discussion and opinions from its participants. It is not a substitute for the Company's official technical and securities disclosures.
Exploration context: Video footage and field guides reflect the information available during their respective recording and publication periods. Subsequent developments, including the November 6, 2026 Lewiston drilling approvals, may not be reflected. Approved drill-pad locations are not completed holes, and interpreted structural extensions do not establish gold-grade continuity.
Take the Field Guides Along
Explore Relevant Gold's Wyoming projects using the same guidebooks developed for in-person site tours. Start with the accessible October 2026 Visitor Field Companion, or go deeper into the geology, structural interpretations and field stops documented in the July 2026 Technical Field Guide.
Wyoming Gold: From Historic Workings to Modern Exploration
Visitor Field Companion
A practical introduction to the rocks, mining history and exploration questions encountered during Relevant Gold's October 13–16, 2026 Wyoming site tour. This is the recommended starting point for visitors who are new to the geological story.
- Understand why the Bradley Peak and South Pass greenstone belts are being explored.
- Follow field stops, drill-core discussions and historic mining areas.
- Distinguish what has been observed from what further drilling needs to demonstrate.
Geology and Orogenic Gold Mineralization in Wyoming's Greenstone Belts
Technical Geological Field Guide
Prepared by Dean Peterson, Ph.D., Chief Geologist of Big Rock Exploration and a member of Relevant Gold's Technical Advisory Board. This detailed guide examines the Archean Bradley Peak and South Pass greenstone belts and the geological framework used to evaluate orogenic gold targets.
- Explore regional geological maps, stratigraphy and structural interpretations.
- Review numbered field stops at Bradley Peak and South Pass.
- Examine the geological hypotheses, source references and technical background behind target selection.
Follow Along by Location
The October companion follows the actual field-tour route. Use these page references to connect the video with the geological explanations and supporting technical material.
Rocks, Structures & Drilling
Understand the Archean rocks, altered shear corridors, and exploration questions at Apex and adjacent structures.
Companion: Pages 5–9Reading the Drill Core
Learn what geologists can observe in drill core, what laboratory assays establish, and why geological continuity requires further testing.
Companion: Page 9Mining History & Lewiston
Follow the Roundtop structural setting, historic Carissa Mine, Windy Flats, Burr and the modern Lewiston exploration questions.
Companion: Pages 10–14About these editions: The July and October 2026 guidebooks document geological information, interpretations and exploration activities from their respective publication periods. They are preserved as dated field-tour resources, not continuously updated technical reports. For subsequent exploration developments and regulatory disclosures, visit the Projects overview and the latest company news . Exploration targets and geological analogies do not establish mineral resources, reserves or economic viability.
Go Deeper Into the Projects
The field visit shows the rocks, landscapes and exploration work behind Relevant Gold's Wyoming story. The project pages take the next step: documented geological interpretations, drilling results, technical figures and original company disclosures.
From Surface Geology to Diamond Drilling
Explore the Archean greenstone belt, the Apex gold-bearing shear system and the geological questions being evaluated through modern drilling.
Review the 2025 Apex drilling results, structural interpretations and the evidence still needed to evaluate gold-grade continuity.
Testing a Broader Structural System
Follow the exploration story at Burr and Heavy Hand, where earlier drilling identified gold-bearing shear structures, and examine how additional targets are being evaluated.
Explore the drilling evidence and November 2026 approvals covering additional Burr and Sweetwater drill-pad locations.
A Historic Gold District, a Modern Exploration Question
The historic Carissa Mine provides a visible connection to South Pass mining history. Relevant Gold's nearby projects investigate geological structures within the broader Archean district.
The historic Carissa Mine is not a Relevant Gold property. RGC's Shield-Carissa and Windy Flats projects are separate exploration properties in the district.
Geological context: Historic mining activity, gold-bearing surface samples and geological similarities provide useful exploration context, but do not establish current mineral resources, gold-grade continuity or economic deposits on Relevant Gold's properties. Refer to each project's original technical disclosures.
Looking beyond the locations featured in the film? Explore Relevant Gold's complete Wyoming portfolio.
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