Ep 14. Million Dollar Mountain

In season 6 episode 14 of Gold Rush: Alaska, titled "Million Dollar Mountain," the miners continue their search for gold in the Yukon. Parker Schnabel and his team are still struggling to reach their goal of 2,000 ounces of gold for the season, having faced setbacks due to weather conditions and mechanical failures.

In this episode, Parker and his crew discover a new section of ground that looks promising. Excited about the potential for finding a large amount of gold, Parker decides to move his operation to this new location. However, this involves transporting all of his heavy machinery over difficult terrain, which proves to be a huge challenge.

Meanwhile, Tony Beets is also dealing with his own set of challenges. He has secured a new dredge for his operation, but it needs extensive repairs before it can begin working. Tony and his team work tirelessly to fix the dredge and get it ready for action.

Over at the Scribner Creek mine, Todd Hoffman and his crew are still determined to turn their season around. They have found a promising section of ground and are working hard to extract as much gold as possible. However, they are faced with a dangerous situation when a large boulder comes loose and nearly rolls over one of the miners.

As the season progresses, tensions rise among the miners as they race to reach their gold targets. With only a few weeks left in the season, every ounce of gold counts. The stakes are higher than ever before, and the slightest mistake could cost the miners everything.

"Million Dollar Mountain" is filled with high-stakes drama and thrilling action as the miners push themselves to their limits in pursuit of gold. Will Parker be able to find enough gold to meet his goal, or will he be forced to fall short yet again? Can Tony get his dredge up and running before the season ends, or will he be left with nothing to show for his efforts? And will Todd and his crew manage to extract enough gold to make this season a success? Tune in to find out.