Demonstrating unyielding determination, an Iowa woman embarked on a 51-day quest in the heart of Utah’s wilderness, culminating in the triumphant discovery of a hidden treasure worth $25,000.

Chelsea Gotta’s unwavering resolve to never give up, even in the face of daunting challenges, showcases the enduring spirit of adventure, Inside Edition reported.

Chelsea Gotta embarked on a journey inspired by the tantalizing prospect of a treasure hunt initiated by two enterprising businessmen, John Maxim and David Cline.

Their hidden cache lay concealed somewhere in the rugged expanse of Utah’s woods, tantalizing treasure seekers with the promise of a substantial reward.

“I just woke up one day and was like, ‘Wow, it would be so cool to do a treasure hunt,'” explained David Cline, one of the architects of this captivating quest.

Gotta’s expedition spanned an impressive 51 days, with her determination reaching its peak when she teetered on the verge of surrender.

As she began to drive back home, contemplating the possibility of returning empty-handed, an unyielding gut feeling compelled her to make a crucial decision—she turned her car around, determined to give the treasure hunt one last try.

“I had a gut feeling, I just couldn’t go home empty-handed,” Gotta shared, reflecting on that pivotal moment of resolve.

Her relentless pursuit was guided by a series of cryptic clues concealed within a poem artfully crafted by Maxim and Cline, which they had shared online. Some of these clues cleverly wove in pop culture references, like the Twin Pines Mall from the iconic film “Back to the Future.” This cinematic allusion led Gotta deep into the forest in pursuit of pine trees, a journey that initially seemed insurmountable.

“The amount of pine trees around here once I got up here, I was like, this is impossible,” Gotta recalled.

But the indomitable spirit of this Iowa adventurer refused to waver. Another clue directed her to a hiking trail intriguingly shaped like an upside-down church. With unwavering determination, Gotta embarked on this trail, her tenacity unyielding, until she finally unearthed the coveted treasure chest, containing $25,000.

Overwhelmed with emotion, Gotta shared a tearful video of her long-awaited discovery in the woods, exclaiming, “It’s right here, oh my God.”

David Cline and John Maxim, the creators of this challenging treasure hunt, congratulated Gotta on her triumphant find. Their message resonated with the enduring theme of Gotta’s remarkable journey: “If you have faith in yourself, you can do anything,” emphasized Cline.