Welcome to Morse!
This multi will take you on a short drive to some of the
highlights of a great Saskatchewan treasure – the town of
Morse. At each location you will find the answer to our Morse
Trivia question. Plug your answer into the formula to find the
coordinates for the next stage.
For those interested in birdwatching, this is an area you won't
want to miss. Morse is located adjacent to a Western Hemispheric
Shorebird Reserve Network Site that includes Reed Lake, Chaplin
Lake, and Old Wives Lake. More than 30 species of shorebirds, some
endangered, stop in or nest at this site. What birds can be seen?
Sanderlings, Stilt Sandpipers, American Avocets, Semipalmated and
Baird's Sandpipers, Killdeers, Long-billed Curlews, Marbled
Godwits, Dowitchers, the endangered Piping Plovers, and many, many
others. 'GCMYFE – Birds, Saskatchewan' and 'GC18867 –
Who farted?' are two other bird friendly caches along this WHSRN
site.
If you have extra time, there is a second cache in Morse, two
excellent restaurants, and a national award winning museum tucked
away on the West side of town. Enjoy!
Location 1 Coordinates:
N50.24.816
W107.02.301
Location 1 Question: When was the original Elkhorn Hotel
built?
Answer: abcd
N5c.24.bdb
Wac7.c2.3a2
Location 2 Question: What is the number of the Morse Rural
Municipality?
Answer: efg
Ng0.2g.1gg
We07.02.2fe
Location 3 Question: W. G. O. Paul was the first person to call
Morse home. When did he come to Morse?
Answer: hijk
N50.24.i4j
Wh07.02.034
Location 4 Question: How many yards is the par 31 Morse Golf
Course?
Answer: mnop
N5o.24.93m
Wmp7.pm.5nn
Location 5 – Final Stage! Good luck finding the cache!