The hunt for the lost gold continues as Memphis, Laurie and the team search the very beginning of the Dawson Trail at the Northwest Angle. Mimi reveals an important clue about the soldier believed to have taken it. To be continued.

On the site of an abandoned village, Pierrette hunts for the home of a Métis martyr’s widow. Eric wades into the water, searching for the original dock where settlers once disembarked to begin their overland journey.

Old building foundations at Birch River, MB could be a way station on the Dawson Trail – or a Métis settlement from before the Reign of Terror. The team turns to high tech for answers; what it reveals is another surprising mystery. To be continued.

The ground around Birch River turns up objects from a striking number of historical periods, but no gold. They decide to move on, but drone technology reveals a hotspot in the middle of a swamp – an anomaly that could be important.

At the Whitemouth River, the team splits up to cover more ground. Eric and Laurie are excited to follow a piece of the original trail, but with no word from Memphis and a storm brewing, they start to worry about their missing companion. To be continued.

Separated from the team, Memphis is in a tough spot; a serendipitous rescue is music to his ears. Reunited, the team finds out what Voyageur life was like – and find a few treasures.

At a ranger station on the Dawson Trail, the team brings in a drone to get the lay of the land. The object that appears on the thermal imaging piques their curiosity. With further investigation, they find a treasure that belongs in the Dawson Trail Museum.

The team searches for the treasure with the help of a fellow gold-hunter, a very old map, and a special skill of Roger’s. They end up in the Devil’s Bog, but they don’t leave empty-handed.

A promising spot on the hunt for gold is also central to Roger’s family history – where a tragedy would have wiped them out in an instant but for the help of one man. The team meets his great great granddaughter.

The team returns to the Brokenhead River, where stories have long swirled about hidden gold. Finding one treasure with teeth and one that’s for teeth; they feel success is inevitable.

On the banks of the Seine River, the team searches an old Anishinaabe campsite. Pierrette pulls something from the water that’s been there for over 3500 years. They show their pre-contact finds to an elder and receive insight into the history of the area.

The team searches the site of Ste. Anne’s original HBC store and meet a descendent of the Métis resistance. They step into history to learn how local people stood up to injustice.

Armed with new information, the team heads back to the Northwest Angle. One find after another leads them into the exact time period of the lost gold. Eric calls the group over as he unearths a jaw-dropping find. To be continued.   

Three treasure hunters set out to find the legendary lost gold on Canada’s Dawson Trail – a road littered with history, heartbreak and stories of the Red River Métis. With the help of a Métis Elder they find something buried in Manitoba’s Brokenhead River.

Goldie and Moose discover the fate of the soldier who lost the gold. On the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, Memphis learns what’s special about the land they’re searching. Another clue confirms they’re walking in the soldiers’ footsteps.

The team searches Lot 60, right where a few Red River Métis took a stand for their family and community – the beginning of the resistance. Goldie finds a treasure and gives it to a descendant of the lot’s displaced family. Another buried treasure appears.

Searching the headquarters of the Dawson Trail’s construction, the team learns how local Métis were terrorized by the builders. A big find reveals how Métis skill helped create strong foundations for cathedrals.

The team explores a remote section of corduroy road and discovers how tough travel in the 1870s was. When their ATV breaks down, they’re left in a dangerous position.

A local Métis father and daughter shows the team a hidden piece of the Dawson Trail on their property and shares a theory about the gold’s location. Goldie encounters some good luck.

An elderly treasure-seeker shows the team where he found a rare coin from the 1700s. They wade into murky waters along the Dawson Trail to test their luck.

Another legend of stolen gold, pursuit and tragedy arises on the trail. The team gains a new member as they search a promising but tricky spot on the Whitemouth River.

The Whitemouth River and its slippery rocks give the team some trouble. They persist and find a piece of history between the remains of two bridges.

Memphis and Goldie travel a piece of the trail in an authentic Red River cart and an 1800s-way station at a river crossing yields some exciting finds.

The team finds the remains of a bridge with the help of a fellow treasure hunter. They learn the importance of sharing what’s found along the way, and Moose gets an exhilarating ride in a piece of history.

In the Caribou Bog, the team searches for 2 cannons lost by Wolseley’s military expedition and find the most treacherous ground so far.

Memphis and the team return to the Caribou Bog in the dead of winter to resume the search on frozen ground. With the help of Roger and some heavy equipment, they break through the ice to pull out their biggest find yet.