The showing is located at the head of La Forme Creek, approximately 29 kilometres north east of Revelstoke. The showing is located at an altitude of, approximately, 1710 metres.

In 1959 the old trail along the east fork of the La Forme Creek was cleaned out, side trails to the showings were built, and several small open-cuts were made. In 2008-2010, Rich River Exploration Ltd. performed a series of geochemical and geological surveys of showing as apart of their Allco-Redtop-Slide Project.

The showing is underlain by grey-banded limestone, light-grey massive dolomite and green and grey phyllite.

Five or six white quartz veins, 6 to 9 metres apart, are mineralized with galena, sphalerite and small amounts of chalcopyrite. The veins transect the calcareous rocks and strike northeasterly with steep dips to the northwest. The largest is 3 metres thick at the widest point thinning in both directions to a lens 15 metres long. Sulphides occur as irregular clusters with erratic distribution in the quartz.

In 2010, a sample of mineralized vein returned 340.6 grams per tonne silver, 0.26 per cent copper, 21.02 per cent lead and 2.0 per cent zinc across 1 metre (Assessment Report 32051).