MOGA MMX (2010)
Welcome to Mark Twain
Lake-Indian Creek Recreation Area.
In striving to make each MOGA competition
different and better than the last, The MOGA staff have hidden over
100 permanent caches in the Indian Creek Recreation Area and around
the Mark Twain Lake, each with a SPACE theme. This cache will fall
into 1 of the 5 different groups of caches hidden around the
lake.
- Spaceships - 16 caches named after
rockets, shuttles, lunar modules, and spaceships still on the
drawing board that have or will take people into space. These
caches are for the MOGA 2010 Poker Run. They all will be a terrain
of 1.5.
- Celestial Bodies - 30 caches named
after the planets and moons of our solar system. They will range
from a terrain of 1.5 to 3.5.
- Space Movies - 30 caches named after
popular space movies. They will range from a terrain of 1.5 to
3.5.
- Constellations - 23 caches named
after the brillant configurations of stars visible in the night
sky. They will range from a terrain of 1.5 to 3.5.
- Sci-Fi Characters - 18 caches named
after science fiction characters in movies and television. They
will range from a terrain of 1 to 1.5.
Mark Twain Lake is accessible year round with
the exception of a special Handicap Hunt. During off season, you
must check in at the district office at 20642 Highway J, Monroe
City, MO 63456, (573) 735-4097 and let them know you are hunting
caches. A special window geocaching card may be issued. Some
areas of the recreation area can be gated so you would have to park
and walk in. Letting the office know will prevent a meeting with a
ranger and having to explain why you were back there in the first
place. During regular season, usually from April - October, the
area is wide open. If you arrive at the guard shack near the
campground area, tell them you are geocaching and they will issue
you a geocaching pass. Check the following websites for more
information.
US
Army Corps of Engineers - Mark Twain Lake.
ClarenceCannon Dam website.
Federal Recreation Reservations.
This cache is placed on property
managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mark Twain Lake
District. A special thanks to Allen Mehrer, USACOE Forester, who
provided the Ammo Cans and recommended where to hide
them.
