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Jacks Stash at HJ

Jacks Stash at HJ Located in one of the jewel parks of the county. Run your dog, jog, play soccer, watch salmon in a stream. Its all here. Move slowly and let your gps settle. Then take time to visit Al's stash at Tri-Area.

Al's stash at Tri-area

Al's stash at Tri-Area: Short park and hike in a rural park with camping facilities. Hardest part of the cache is to realize the dense second growth means you have to travel slowly. Take time to cross the road to Jacks stash at HJ.

Yogi Bears Forest

Yogi Bears Forest: Walk or ride a mountain bike on a new trail system just across the road from the lake Anderson park. This new trail system has log rides and many other challenges for the hearty biker. Plea sent walk also. round trip to cache about 1 mile, of the whole trail about 4 miles.

Guardian of Gibbs Lk. Dragon lair

Guardian of the Gibbs Lk. Dragon Lair: A very nice walk or mountain bike ride through the trails at Gibbs lake. Total round trip distance about 1.6 miles, but can be made longer by taking a less direct route. 3 other caches in the immediate area.

Welcome

Welcome: Visit one of the oldest forts in western Washington. Miles of trails to wander on foot or bike, beaches, camping 2 other caches besides this one.

Wheel in

Wheel in: Miss drive in movies? Cache is located very close (you can see the gate) of one of the last ones in western Washington. A quick grab, time it late and catch a flick. Movies shown May thru September.

Par none

Par none: Cache is located on a new section of the Larry Scott trail. It is actually located just behind the number 15 green of Discovery bay Golf Club. About a 3 mile round trip walk on a very flat trail

Tee-Time

Tee-Time: Located with permission at the oldest public golf course in Washington. A quick drive up and grab, but there is a cafe and you could play a round of golf

Boo Boo's hide out

Boo Boo's hide out: The second cache you come to when hiking the new trail system off of lake Anderson. A 2 stage multi, the first way point is not far from the final, and is about 5 feet off the trail. The final is about 60 feet off the trail.

Lunch Stump

Lunch Stump:The 3rd cache on the new trail system off lake Anderson road. The view on a clear day is outstanding. Because the view from the stump would create such a common reason to sit on it, the cache is actually a few feet away. Watch your unit closely.

Yogi and Boo Boo's workout

Yogi and Boo Boo's workout: The final cache on the new trail system off lake Anderson road. A 3 part multi with the first to way points being along the way to lunch stump the final beyond it. If you make a loop out of it its 4 miles.

104 West

104 West: Oh no not another guard rail cache! Well there where no caches heading west on 104 so we did it. A quick drive up and grab. But remember the exit is rated at 10 mph for a reason.

Watching you

Watching you: Take a fun walk on the Timberton trail loop to about the mid point. There is quite a impressive view here. There are 3 other caches on the loop. Fun!

Greenwood cemetery

Greenwood Cemetery: Short little puzzle wandering around a very old cemetery. Many local landmark names are here.

East Beach

East beach: A well hidden park located on the east end of Maristone island. Kitchen shelter and picnic tables available.

Lagoon

Lagoon: Indian Island has many beach access points this is just one of them. Beach faces west so summer evening walks are quite comfortable

See Dar

See Dar: Cache is located at one of the gates leading to a large piece of Pope property available to walk, run, or ride on. Quick but you need to use the hint.