Alaska Properties for Sale

This Alaska Gold Claim offers the opportunity to own a piece of Alaska Gold Rush history with investment potential from the patented mineral rights. The ownership includes 41 gold claims along the Chunilna and John’s Rivers. Located 34± miles N/NE of Talkeetna, the property offers breathtaking views of Talkeetna and Denali Mountain ranges. With more annual snowfall than in Vail, CO, winter activities are countless, and summertime outdoor activities provide the authentic Alaskan experience.

Located on the Iditarod National Historic Trail in Alaska’s Yukon-Koyukuk Borough, Moore Creek Gold Mine spans 2,720± acres with 20 unpatented state claims. Renowned for placer and hard rock gold, the site has yielded gold nuggets up to 19 oz. Mining since 1911 has produced at least 53,990 oz of gold and 12,520 oz of silver. Rich in history and resources, it offers a rare investment opportunity in a remote, mineral-rich region, combining economic potential with Alaska’s rugged beauty.

This Alaska gold claim offers an opportunity to own a piece of Alaska gold mining history as with income potential from the gold mining claims. Woodchopper Creek is an inholding in the Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve of fee lands and mineral rights only. The ownership includes 15 patented claims and 37 unpatented claims along Woodchopper Creek, a tributary of the upper Yukon River between the towns of Circle and Eagle, Alaska.

With patented claims, this active turnkey placer mine produces coarse 91.5% pure gold and valuable sand and gravel by-products that contractors demand. Mining has been nearly continuous since 1997, with current operations underway since 2015. Infrastructure includes highway access, city power, and local equipment rentals. After mining, the land can be subdivided into building lots with proven sales success, offering strong potential for both continued extraction and long-term development.

This Alaskan gold mine in the untamed wilderness offers a unique investment opportunity as a gold mine and a hunting camp. Located 46± miles north/northwest of McGrath, this 1,640± acre site in the Innoko Mining District features 72 unpatented claims. With a gold mining history dating back to 1917, the property includes a modern suction dredge, trommel, and various equipment. It boasts a 1,600± foot gravel runway, multiple cabins, abundant wildlife, and a nearby 6,000-foot paved airstrip.

Located in Alaska’s historic Hot Springs Mining District, this site includes 46 placer claims spanning five miles with confirmed gold and scheelite. The area’s complex geology, comprising sedimentary and intrusive rocks, has yielded encouraging results from past and recent sampling efforts. Mining has occurred intermittently since 1917, yet production data remain limited, positioning this property as an exceptional opportunity for renewed exploration and modern placer mining operations.

This rare Alaska offering blends true remoteness with refined modern comfort on the shores of a pristine interior lake. A meticulously built lodge features a chef’s kitchen, spa-style baths, advanced technology, Starlink connectivity, and a robust solar power system. Year-round recreation includes fishing, hunting, boating, snow machining, ATVing, and hiking, with Denali views and frequent Northern Lights. Turnkey amenities, air access, and gold claims add long-term value.

Located in Alaska’s Rampart Mining District, this permitted, turnkey gold mine spans 44 state claims with rich test results and strong mineralization. First mined in 1898, the site holds bench placer deposits, an old gold-bearing channel, and favorable geology, including slaty shale, quartz, and porphyry dikes. Though historical production data is limited, recent test holes show high potential. On-site assets include living quarters, equipment, storage, an airstrip, and modern data.

Step back in time and experience the most incredible backcountry in the Alaskan Range. Dating back to 1898, this lodge has a rich history and features over 30 structures. Nestled between Mt. Anderson and the Wood River, the lodge is approximately 28 air miles northeast of Denali National Park and Preserve. With multiple income opportunities and proximity to Denali, it’s easy for visitors to fly in and stay for a few nights. Come see it for yourself and enjoy the outdoors uninhibited by crowds.

This 5± acre property near McCarthy, Alaska, borders Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and offers rare drive-up access, a 2,600± SF home, three log cabins, wells, septic, and airstrip proximity. Off-grid yet comfortable, it’s ideal for retreat or tourism use. McCarthy’s rich history, authentic charm, and growing popularity make this a standout opportunity. Enjoy privacy, adventure, and potential in one of Alaska’s most scenic and accessible locations — just 1.5 miles from town.

A secluded island in Alaska’s Kupreanof Strait, this untouched property is protected as a Native Allotment, preserving its cultural and ecological value. It is surrounded by wildlife-rich waters and old-growth Sitka spruce and offers extraordinary biodiversity and deep Indigenous significance. Accessible only by boat or floatplane, it’s a rare sanctuary for solitude, reflection, and low-impact recreation—an authentic glimpse into the raw, undeveloped wilderness of the Kodiak Archipelago.

Active placer gold mine for sale in Alaska’s Nome Mining District. Just 26 miles from Nome, this turnkey operation includes three unpatented claims, a wash plant, mining equipment, and basic housing. Boulder Creek runs 3.5± miles through the property, with nearly two miles confirmed gold-bearing. Documented gold sales reached $250K. Historic mining dates back to 1902. Strong geology, development potential, road access, and proximity to Nome make this a compelling investment opportunity.