Gold Rush

Placer mining in the Klondike and beyond: sixteen seasons of the flagship plus every spin-off, from white water diving to the Hoffmans going it alone.

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Where to start with Gold Rush

Nothing here needs to be watched in order, because every season is a single mining year that starts broke in spring and ends counted in autumn. The thing that carries across seasons is the people, so the useful choice is whose operation you want to follow rather than which year to begin in.

  1. 1
    Gold Rush, season 1 Gold Rush

    Six men from Oregon with no idea what they are doing, which is a much better introduction than a season where everyone is competent. Ten episodes.

  2. 2
    Parker's Trail, season 1 Gold Rush: Parker's Trail

    Four episodes, and the cleanest thing in the franchise: a straight line from the coast of Guyana into the interior, with an actual ending.

  3. 3
    White Water, season 1 Gold Rush: White Water

    The spin-off that is genuinely frightening rather than merely hard. Diving a mountain creek for gold, which is a different job entirely.

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The Main Show

  • Gold Rush 2010, 17 seasons, 325 episodes

The Spin-offs

  • Gold Rush: South America 2013, 1 season, 5 episodes
  • Gold Rush: Parker's Trail 2017, 7 seasons, 50 episodes
  • Gold Rush: White Water 2018, 9 seasons, 104 episodes
  • Gold Rush: Dave Turin's Lost Mine 2019, 4 seasons, 44 episodes
  • Gold Rush: Winter's Fortune 2021, 1 season, 8 episodes
  • Gold Rush: Mine Rescue with Freddy and Juan 2021, 6 seasons, 63 episodes
  • Hoffman Family Gold 2022, 3 seasons, 34 episodes

The Companions

  • Gold Rush: The Dirt 2012, 10 seasons, 102 episodes

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