Gold Diggers: The Secret of Bear Mountain

Main characters are strong, adventurous girls. No racial diversity; all characters are White.

Not looking where she is riding, a teen on a bicycle swerves to avoid a truck and careens down a dirt hill nearly hitting another teen. They both end up unharmed in the water below. A character runs through the woods and encounters a noisy but harmless bear. Two teens go on an ill-advised, dangerous adventure and one is pinned under a rock, fearing they will drown as the tide rises around them. The other travels far to get help and saves the day, but faints as a result of their efforts. Later, they reverse roles when one is taken by an angry drunk adult looking for gold. An adult is found unconscious, who it is later revealed was drunk and knocked unconscious by their abusive partner. A local legend talks of a Scottish teen escaping from a workhouse and making their way to America. In a flashback, this character is seen running through woods with police officers and dogs chasing after them. A teen thinks they may have killed someone who was attacking them, which turns out not to be the case. Someone incapacitates a menacing adult by hitting them on the head with a shovel -- no serious injury is shown. Reference to dead parents.

Two teens whose dads have died wonder if their moms miss "it," referring to sex. One asks if the other has ever seen a man naked. She replies that she's seen people "doing it" in cars at a drive-in movie theater.

Some hostile language. A character is referred to as a "boozer."

Two adult characters live with alcohol addiction. Their problem and its consequences are discussed rather than shown.