This cache is located at a Chinese Rock Tailing site, directly above the Miyazaki Heritage House. After finding the cache, you can follow the trail down to the heritage site. Or, park at the house and follow the trail up to the cache site.
A Passport to Our Living History
Welcome to Chasing the Golden Butterfly, a guide to the historic heart of British Columbia. This is your passport to all the excitement and adventure that 10,000 years of stories can offer. This inclusive web of First Nations, Gold Rush, railroad, ranching and other heritage is not meant to be simply an echo of the past. Rather, it’s a link with the regions’ living history, one you can experience today by visiting these sites.
The title, “Chasing the Golden Butterfly” comes from D.W. Higgins’ The Mystic Spring, which tells the stories of gold seekers from the 1858 rush. But there are many kinds of gold along the rivers and valleys of British Columbia, as the First Nations have known for millennia. As a geocacher, you can follow three characters along these routes as they look for their own personal golden butterflies. We hope you find yours.
Pick up your Chasing the Golden Butterfly passport book at local Tourist Information Centers.