In Kalaheo, Kauai, Kukuiolono Park and Golf Course, is better know as "Kuks" to locals. The park was once the site of an ancient Hawaiian Heiau and more recently the estate of the late Walter McBryde. Mcbryde was the owner of the McBryde Sugar Plantation and donated the 180 acre parcel to the state as his gift to the people of Kauai. The park offers extensive walking paths and gardens with breathtaking mountain and ocean views. The 9-hole golf course is popular not only for its view but it is most inexpensive greens fees on the island (and its very forgiving for the beginner golfer..roll baby roll).
At the upper parking area, you will see a path to the pavillion, which is 500 yards away. Head to the pavillion lookout to find the cache. However, don't miss the Japanese Garden and the Hawaiian Rock Garden while you are in the park. The park is open for parking from 7am to 6pm. Although the gates are closed at 6pm, you can still park outside of the gates along the road, and get in to the park via the foot path next to the gates.
BYOP (Bring your own pen). May also need an implement to retrieve the log. ***Congratulations to Ilikelooksee for FTF on 1/19/2015***