To get back on track for Parker's $6M season goal he needs both plants to produce a total of 240 ounces for the week. But after running into problems, that goal seems to be slipping away.

Find out what really happened when the dredge went down in this exclusive interview with Tony Beets.

To meet his ambitious season goal, Parker is bringing in new equipment to Scribner Creek.

With one episode left, the Hoffman crew is more determined than ever before to rise to the challenge and meet their goals.

In order to find gold at their new claim, Team Hoffman will have to go deeper than ever before.

Juan's 600-pound chrome and aluminum fender is hanging on by a single mount after hitting a rock straight on.

Just as Parker’s mechanic Mitch is getting ready to leave the claim for his wedding day, he’s got another machinery malfunction to deal with.

Monica Beets takes charge of the dredge for the first time following the departure of some key crew members.

Grandpa John Schnabel has always been a major influence on Parker Schnabel. Take a look back at their relationship over the years.

This week, Grandpa John answers your questions about getting started in the gold mining business.

You might think Mitch can fix anything. But fixing his hair after months on the claim? He leaves that job to the experts at Supercuts.

A forest fire heads straight for Parker's claim. Evacuation plans are in order if the wind doesn't change direction.

In order to transport his second massive dredge, Tony Beets and crew first need to put together a tugboat.

John Schnabel shares the most valuable lesson he’s learned in years of gold mining.

Take a look back at the dredge relocation Tony Beets has worked on throughout Gold Rush Season Five.

A mechanic's mistake leads to disaster for Parker's new Goldzilla washplant.