Journey Resources Corp.

Journey is a growth-oriented Canadian based mining and exploration company, engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development and operation of late stage projects in North America, Central America and other emerging markets. Our objective is to build shareholder value and to establish Journey as a developer of profitable projects by maximizing the potential of our current properties and leveraging our financial strengths and experience to acquire new late stage projects.

MUSGROVE CREEK GOLD PROJECT, SALMON, IDAHO
LOW COST, OPEN PIT GOLD OPPORTUNITY LOOKING TO INCREASE ITS RESOURCE.

The Musgrove Creek Gold Project is located 40 kilometers (25 miles) southwest of Salmon, Idaho and covers approximately 1,500 acres. The Musgrove deposit has been intersected over a strike length of 400 metres, a width of 110 metres and to a depth of 150 metres. An NI 43-101 technical report dated May 15, 2006, prepared for Journey by QP D. Makepeace and M. McClave, states an Inferred Mineral Resource estimate at the Musgrove deposit is 8 million tonnes at 1.22g/t Au (0.036 oz/t) at a gold cut-off: 0.8 g/t (0.023 ounces per English ton). This is equivalent to 9,761 kg (313,822 oz) of gold at zero dilution.

The 2007 work program will include reopening 4,700 feet of drill roads, the drilling of 9 holes, 7,500 feet in total length. The drilling will test the main portion of the Ostrander Creek gold-in-soil anomaly delineated in 2004. Drilling will be accomplished using a newly acquired skid mounted Hydracore 2000 diamond drill owned by the Company. The purpose of the drill program is to assist in defining the mineralized zone(s), with the objective of increasing the mineral resource and advancing the project toward a feasibility study, and into production.

The property is comprised of three concessions covering 380 hectares, located in northern Sinaloa, Mexico, approximately one hour by road from the city of Los Mochis. In 2005, Vane Minerals Group drilled 27 shallow holes on the Property, totalling 1,576 meters. Eight drill holes targeted large zones of intense alteration in search of large-tonnage, low-grade disseminated mineralization. Nineteen drill holes targeted and intersected mineralized quartz vein/structure along as strike length of approximately 240 meters.

Vane Minerals estimated an approximate 37,000 tonnes of material along the 240 meter drill tested strike length of the structure across a width of 1.14 meters, and to a depth of 50 meters, which averaged 18.75 g/T Au and 120.15 g/T Ag. The mineralized structure remains open along strike with mineralization appearing to increase with depth. Due diligence on the property has consisted of re-logging and quarter sampling of the 2005 drill core. The new samples were assayed by Chemex Laboratories located in Vancouver, BC, Canada. There was an excellent correlation with previously reported results, however, the previous data has not been sufficiently verified by a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 to be classified as a current resource estimate. Journey is not treating the estimate as a current resource estimate and therefore, this data should not be relied upon.

Journey is in the process of mobilizing the company owned drill rig to the property to complete a Phase 1 drill program designed to test the mineralized depth and extension of the known structure.

VIANEY SILVER MINE PROJECT, MEXICO
OPPORTUNITY TO BRING A PROVEN SILVER/LEAD/ZINC MINE BACK INTO OPERATION.

The Vianey Silver Mine Project, located 250 kilometres south of Mexico City, covers 5,022 hectares (approximately 12,400 acres) and is 50% owned and operated by Journey. Vianey is a poly-metallic vein system with silver and gold credits. An underground drill program is being designed to penetrate the vein system at depths below the -75 metre level, which is the deepest level of prior underground mine production. On-site examinations and available exploration data indicate a probability of discovering extensions to known silver-bearing veins on the property, both in the existing mine and the adjacent areas identified in a 2005 technical report by QP R. Blakestad.

A review of past calculations of potentially mineable tonnages of mineralization, including the most recent exploration activities completed in 1997, by Hawley, P.J., 2000b, provides a total in all categories of 345,020 metric tonnes grading 2.13% lead, 3.66% zinc and 269 grams of silver per tonne. (1)

The Property is an advanced stage exploration property covering approximately 1,684 hectares, located approximately 75 kilometers east of Lima City and 50 kilometers south of Peru Copper's Toromocho property and Pan American Silver's Morococha Mine. The deposit is on the southern border of the long hydrothermal alteration trend known as the Central Polymetallic Belt, situated in the Western Andeen range at an average elevation of 4,200 meters. The mine is currently comprised of 4 drifts, developed on 4 levels, approximately 2 kilometers long in total. The target area is 800 meters by 400 meters in surface area and is characterized by tectonism developing compressive folds, reverse faults and transverse faults aligned northwest-southeast, along with volcanism depositing flows and tuff. The veins are open, along strike in both directions and open at depth.