Widespread precious and base metal mineralization grading to 4% copper, 312 oz/ton silver and .33 oz/ton gold occurs in a number of veins on the Grouse Mountain Property. Grouse Mountain is located in central west British Columbia approximately midway between Smithers and Houston. Although as presently defined the veins are not economic because they are too narrow, their depth potential and the potential that mineralization may be part of a larger mineralizing event, is generally unevaluated.

The Julia Vein has a small adit, from which a 2.72 tonne sample was taken in approximately 1939 and which produced 12,548 grams (403 ounces) of silver and 85.3 kgs (3.14%) copper. Torch River is carrying out  a program of ground geophysics, in addition to soil and rock chip sampling on the Grouse Mountain property in the summer of 2007.