Chamna - Final Cache Reward Mystery Cache

Chamna – Final Reward Cache (CNP-F)

Chamna Natural Preserve

This is final cache of the CNP series of caches. This cache cannot be completed without information gathered from the other five CNP caches. All of the caches in this series were inspired by the oldest GeoCache placed in the Chamna Natural Preserve - the Oasis Sages cache.

The coordinates for this listing will take you to one of the parking areas for the preserve. The REAL prize – the final cache, can be found by solving a simple numbers/math exercise. Gather up those 3-digit numbers that you collected from the other five Chamna caches and enter them into the solution tables below. When you’re finished you will have the location of the final cache!

You can check your solution for the coordinates at the following ANSWER CHECKING internet link.

The cache container is a large ammo box . The container is camouflaged and lightly covered. Look by the logs re-cover it well and please re-hide carefully.

When hiking in the preserve STAY ON THE TRAILS as much as you can, and remember that you are in a city park! Don’t forget that the side trails provide close access to the river’s edge and children should not be allowed to head out to those areas unattended. You may be sharing the trails with hikers, mountain bikers, and horses, so stay alert! Help keep the area clean by taking a trash bag with you and practicing Cache-In-Trash-Out. Please note that the preserve is closed from 11pm until dawn.

Now it’s time to figure out where the final cache is located! Find those 3-digit numbers that you recorded from each of the five CNP caches and fill them into the table below:

Enter the 3-digit numbers into the spaces above each of the three letters associated with the CNP Cache #:

Enter the numbers that correspond to the above letters in the coordinate table below (with a little bit of math):

That’s all there is to it! Time to head off and find that cache! Don’t forget that the preserve will always be there to provide a pleasant hike OR to help you introduce someone to GeoCaching.

You can learn more about GeoCaching on the GeoCaching.com web site in the “Resources” section. Another good web site to get started is GeoCacher University.