IssaQuest GeoTour (GT4F9) invites you to journey through Issaquah, Washington. This sustainability-themed GeoTour of 15 geocaches gives geocachers a hands-on understanding of critical pieces of the Issaquah Climate Action Plan.

Follow Sasquatch as they tell the story of climate action in the Puget Sound region with the family-friendly tour. Celebrate the completion of this GeoTour with a commemorative geocoin, a full passport, and souvenirs!

The tour will take geocachers from the famous Jakob Two Trees art piece, through downtown Issaquah, up to the Issaquah Highlands neighborhood, and even into the forest at several trailheads. Each site tells a different story about community action to protect the environment.

GCAJFEH—Sasquatch loves visiting their friend, Jakob, and strolling along the Rainier Trail to talk with the birds, coyotes, and bobcats. Designed by Danish recycling artist Thomas Dambo, this geocache encourages geocachers to stand among giants.

GC9P4RK—Sasquach likes to meet friends at the Hailstone Feed Store, Gasoline Station, or Historic Shell Station—a historically hip building in Issaquah’s Olde Town. The gas station is now a meeting place, event venue, and a stop on the GeoTour.

GCB4NXF–Sasquatch loves reading, but finding books in the forest can be hard. So, they visit local Little Free Libraries around the town!

 

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Geocachers planning their trip can visit https://www.geocaching.com/play/geotours/issaquest to download the GeoTour passport and learn about the lowest-carbon footprint transportation methods. Enjoy the fresh air and beautiful views!

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