Belmont Creek Traditional Cache
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Please bring your own pen. The cache is a camouflaged Altoids tin. Please rehide it well. Closed sunset to sunrise. Please be aware of poison oak.
Belmont Creek originates along the east facing slope of Pulgas Ridge and flows east for approximately 3.2 miles until it discharges into Steinberger Slough, which is tributary to San Francisco Bay. The upper 1.0 mile is largely unmodified, with the exception of an earthen dam that was built in the 1800s to create Water Dog Lake. The creek then flows for about 0.5 mile through an underground culvert to a point just east of Alameda de las Pulgas. The creek continues flowing an additional mile through open modified channel down to another culverted section west of El Camino Real. Downstream of this culvert, the creek flows through channelized earthen channel and is tidally influenced.
Congratulations to the voucher for the FTF!
Additional Hints
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