In the harsh and unforgiving landscape of the Klondike, a lone and clumsy prospector arrives in search of gold. Faced with challenging weather conditions, he finds refuge in a small cabin, soon discovering it is already occupied by a grizzled outlaw and Big Jim, a burly prospector. Amidst comical mishaps and tense encounters, the three men are forced into an uneasy truce to survive the harsh winter. As hunger gnaws at them, they resort to desperate measures, including cooking and attempting to eat a leather shoe. Their struggle against nature and each other becomes a test of endurance and resourcefulness.

With the arrival of spring, the scene shifts to a nearby town, where the prospector becomes smitten with a kind-hearted dance hall girl named Georgia. Despite his awkward demeanor and shabby appearance, he tries to win her affection with a series of endearing but bumbling gestures. The prospector's path crosses once again with Big Jim, who has lost his memory but recalls the location of a massive gold deposit. Compelled by the promise of prosperity and personal fulfillment, he resolves to help Big Jim recover his lost fortune while continuing to pursue his romantic aspirations. The prospector's dream of finding gold and gaining Georgia's love becomes an adventurous pursuit full of comedic twists and heartfelt moments.