The stream became Antelope Creek, the canyon to the east became Weaver Gulch and the hill with all the gold became known as "Rich Hill." Stanton, Weaver and Octiave all sprung up from the strike on Rich Hill.
To get to these sites, it is easiest to start in Congress (see Congress directions). Proceed north on Highway 89 for about 2 miles to Stanton/Rich Hill Road. Turn right and go about 7 miles. After you cross a bridge, Stanton is on your left. It is privately owned, but much can be viewed from the road.
To get to Weaver and Octave, continue on past Stanton for about 1.8 miles. You will cross usually dry Weaver Creek. Take the rough road north about 1 mile to Weaver or continue on .3 miles to Octave.
A high clearance vehicle is required to reach Weaver and Octave.
