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Turtle Crossing Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 12/27/2015
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

Turtle Crossing may be a slow paced find to hunt down this geocritter. Bring along the kids and come find some more of his friends as you take an adventure through Lost Canyon. All geocaches in this animal adventure will be fairly close to the mowed trails. This geocache is no exception.. Come explore and have a fun family adventure.


This cache will bring you to White Water Canyon. Bridging the lines between Dubuque, Jackson and Jones counties, Whitewater Canyon Wildlife Area is one of the jewels in the Dubuque County & Jones County Conservation Board system. This 419 acre area is open for public hunting during state designated hunting seasons so please wear your orange when necessary. It is also a favorite with hikers, wildlife-watchers, and anglers dipping a line in Whitewater Creek. During periods of sufficient water, it is also floated by canoer's and kayaker's. Winter provides areas to snowshoe and cross-country ski. One of only three true canyons in the State of Iowa, the walls of Whitewater provide a lesson in the state's geology taking one back 450 million years to a time when what is now Iowa was under the sea. Rare plants and animals are also sheltered in the various natural communities found on the property so remember to take only pictures and leave only footprints. Operating hours are 6:30 am until 10:30 pm year-round

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