The 2012 field season at the Lone Star Project has provided encouraging exploration results and positive direction for the 2013 season.

Importantly, our new approach to understand the major geological features and trends on the very large Lonestar property have resulted in a better understanding of important mineralized systems and occurrences that are now the target of specific surface exploration and upcoming intended drilling programs. 

Our team believes it is important to evaluate the significance of the entire claim block consisting of approximately 200 sq. km.  The strategically assembled land package covers more than 70% of the Bonanza-Eldorado catchment area, the source of roughly 50% of the approximately 20 million ounces of mostly placer gold recovered in Yukon since the Klondike Gold Rush over 100 years ago.

To assist shareholders and supporters with an understanding of this work there is a new Powerpoint Presentation available at the 

corporate website under Investors:  2012 Lonestar Project.  Please go to the Company website to view this and other important presentations now available.

Four of the projects lie to the west in the region of the Kootenay Range
and all include historical producing gold mines that are now being explored using modern techniques.

Klondike Gold Corp. owns over 636 square kilometers of mineral claims in British Columbia and is actively exploring these holdings and seeking joint-venture partners to scale up the exploration approaches that the projects warrant.