The place is located in an area of dense regrowth rainforest on a hillslope descending to a tributary of Gordon Creek.
Access tracks intersect the site on two levels.
There are three mine adits on the upper level.
The middle adit, or main tunnel, has caved at its entrance.
An air receiver is located at the entrance to the main tunnel.

The mill with most of the surviving plant is located either side of the lower access track.
Components include, a building site benched into the hillside which contains several surviving bush timber shed uprights and the body of a Roots blower.
The lower track passes through the middle of the mill site which contains a partly intact and badly corroded Huntington mill on a concrete base, and a suction gas producer with associated concrete engine mounts.
A series of large corrugated iron cyaniding tanks are located along the creek bank below the mill.
Remains of at least five cyanide tanks are evident together with a small concrete structure which appears to be a retort flue.

Surviving plant includes:
Huntington mill - Manufactured by Babcock & Wilcox Ltd. Regent Park N.S.W.
Gas producer - no brand (No.
8890)
Roots blower (not in situ) - No 1 Roots Blower Alldays & Ions Ltd Birmingham England.

Air receiver - no brand.
The place is located in an area of dense regrowth rainforest on a hillslope descending to a tributary of Gordon Creek. Access tracks intersect the site on two levels. There are three mine adits on the upper level. The middle adit, or main tunnel, has caved at its entrance. An air receiver is located at the entrance to the main tunnel.
The mill with most of the surviving plant is located either side of the lower access track. Components include, a building site benched into the hillside which contains several surviving bush timber shed uprights and the body of a Roots blower. The lower track passes through the middle of the mill site which contains a partly intact and badly corroded Huntington mill on a concrete base, and a suction gas producer with associated concrete engine mounts. A series of large corrugated iron cyaniding tanks are located along the creek bank below the mill. Remains of at least five cyanide tanks are evident together with a small concrete structure which appears to be a retort flue.
Surviving plant includes:
Huntington mill - Manufactured by Babcock & Wilcox Ltd. Regent Park N.S.W.
Gas producer - no brand (No. 8890)
Roots blower (not in situ) - No 1 Roots Blower Alldays & Ions Ltd Birmingham England.
Air receiver - no brand.
Gordon's Mine and Mill