Prospect Ridge: 2026 drill plans for Camelot & Castle

Prospect Ridge Resources President and CEO Len Brownlie joined Steve Darling from the Vancouver Resources Investment Conference to share news about the company’s exploration outlook for 2026 and key developments across its portfolio of projects in northwest British Columbia. Brownlie confirmed the company completed a short drill program at its Camelot project in fall 2025, totaling 2,000 metres, and said the initial results are encouraging, with one hole already announced. The company has five projects in total, including Camelot, Castle, and Excalibur. According to Brownlie, both Camelot and Excalibur are road-accessible, making them more economical to drill. Castle, although helicopter-access only, has shown significant potential. “We’re getting soil samples up to 6.8 grams per tonne gold, which is pretty darn high,” said Brownlie, noting that the project may be analogous to the Cadia East gold-copper porphyry system in New South Wales, Australia. Looking ahead to 2026, Prospect Ridge plans to return to Camelot for further drilling, commence drilling at Excalibur, and potentially drill Castle. With increasing interest in gold and a rise in market attendance—highlighted by over 10,000 attendees at this year's conference—Brownlie believes momentum is building. He added, “Now is the year we discover… we’re really focused on a discovery.” #proactiveinvestors #prospectridgeresources #cse #prr #otcqb #prrsf #vric2026 #GoldExploration #BCMining #JuniorMining #CamelotProject #CastleProject #ExcaliburProject #LenBrownlie #OTCQB #GoldStocks #MiningNews #ResourceSector #ProactiveInvestors