The largest river of the North American continent, Yukon was known between 1896 and 1903 when plenty of adventurers spread it’s coasts in the hope of enrichment, that they will find their pawn for wealth, the Gold. This period was known as the Klondike Gold Rush and an estimated 100.000 people panned gold during this time in it. As soon as the gold rush started suddenly it ended too, but the local residents say that the river even hide a lot of bright ore.