Visit Rainier released the fourth and final series of its Centennial GeoTour
on September 16. The organization partnered with Mt. Rainier National Park and
the Washington State Geocaching Association to create a 100-cache educational
GeoTour. These geocaches have been placed around Mt. Rainier National Park
and its gateway communities to celebrate the Centennial of the National Park
Service.
Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunt using
GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates
and then attempt to find the geocaches hidden at that location. Each cache
contains a code word that participants record in a passport downloadable on VisitRainier.com.
When a passport is completed, participants mail it in for a
trackable pathtag. If a player logs all 100 caches, they will receive a
commemorative gold Centennial Geocoin.
Check
their website and learn how you can get started in the hunt today!
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