GC3QW1N The Village at Indian Springs #1 (Traditional Cache) in Georgia, United States created by Josh&Megan

This cache has been archived.

LZ33: The geocache owner has not responded to issues regarding this geocache, so the listing has fallen into archival status.

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This, and the surrounding area is now acceptable for new placements that are inline with the current guidelines.

LZ33
Community Volunteer Reviewer - Georgia

GC3QW1N ▼

A cache by Josh&Megan Message this owner

Hidden : 7/19/2012

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

*The Cache has moved a little ways from original location. The new coords are: 33 14.635 083 55.310. You are looking for an ammo can. This cache is a quick Park & Grab in the Village At Indian Springs. It is located in the Whimsical Botanical Gardens. We have received permission to place this cache by the property owner. Happy Caching everyone!

This cache sits in the heart of the quaint Village at Indian Springs. It's located in the Whimsical Botanical Gardens and is near the head of a 3.1 mile bike/walking trail situated between Indian Springs and the Dauset Nature Center. There is ample parking near the cache location. You should be able to park and easily walk to the cache location. The cache is a watertight plastic container and it contains a pen and log book.

Located near the nation's oldest state park, the Village at Indian Springs is a great day trip destination. Explore the state park, which houses one of the few remaining natural mineral springs. There's also a Geocache available for you to discover.

You can visit the historic Indian Springs Hotel and Museum, which was built in 1823. This hotel is where the Treaty of 1825 was signed with the Creek Indians, which deeded most of Georgia and Alabama to the United States. The Whimsical Botanical Gardens feature a vegetable garden, a cut-flower garden, an asian garden, sculptures and unique artifacts contained on the walking paths throughout.

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