The Fenn treasure hunt began in 2010, when the wealthy art dealer hid a chest filled with gold and jewels from his personal collection "somewhere in the Rocky mountains," then published a 24-line ...

Though five treasure hunters have died from the pursuit, the chase also served as inspiration for Facebook communities, such as Chasing the Forrest Fenn Treasure and Forrest Fenn's Treasure Galore.

Fenn even had to assist in a search and rescue last week. He chartered a helicopter for three days looking for Randy Bilyeu, who set off looking for the treasure chest more than three weeks ago.

Fenn revealed the treasure was somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, between Santa Fe and the Canadian border at an elevation of above 5,000 feet. The treasure would also not be located in a mine, a ...

Fenn announced that the decade-long adventure for the treasure had come to an end on June 6, after a man from “back East” had discovered it. “It was under a canopy of stars in the lush ...

82-year-old art collector FORREST FENN, from Santa Fe, has sparked a treasure hunt by burying a chest full of rare coins and gold dust in a remote New Mexican mountain range. ZUMAPRESS.com ...

The hunt was over. The finder told Fenn he didn’t want his name released ot the public, so that was pretty much it. It was found, and Fenn provided some photos of the treasure, and that was that.

Forrest Fenn Dead, Takes Treasure Hunt Mystery to the Grave Fenn announced in June that the treasure had been found. By Michael Roberts September 9, 2020 ...

In June it was announced someone found treasure trove, yet no one but Forest Fenn knew who—until now Josh Marcus San Francisco Tuesday 08 December 2020 00:38 GMT Comments Four men have died ...

In this March 22, 2013, file photo, Forrest Fenn sits in his home in Santa Fe, N.M. A French treasure hunter has sued the estate of the New Mexico antiquities dealer who sparked a yearslong search ...

Fenn revealed the treasure was somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, between Santa Fe and the Canadian border at an elevation of above 5,000 feet. The treasure would also not be located in a mine, a ...

Fenn revealed the treasure was somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, between Santa Fe and the Canadian border at an elevation of above 5,000 feet. The treasure would also not be located in a mine, a ...