Here are the links to the passport and map:
Passport
Map
PARK HOURS: 7AM-8PM
Please respect these hours and only hunt during them. The cache is a normal locklock and is big enough to hold many treasures. When trading, remember to trade equal or up.
Brannan Park contains one of Auburn's most heavily used sports complexes. The City sponsors many sports events at Brannan Park; Cascade Middle School users and a variety of organizations - youth soccer leagues, Little League - also use the playing fields extensively. Brannan Park is on a flat, open site, with the Green River forming the park's eastern boundary. There is a loop trail within the park that will eventually connect to the Green River Trail. The remaining sides are bounded by residential housing, which is highly visible from the park.
Park Features:
Brannan Park
Baseball Complex with lighted fields
Basketball Court
Play Structure
Soccer Field
Open Play Fields
Paved Trail - 0.66 mile
Skate Park
Public Art
Restrooms
Concession Stand
Picnic Tables
Barbecue Grills
Adjacent to Green River and trail along top of levee
Park History:
Named after the families of brothers William and Joseph Brannan who homesteaded in the White River Valley in the mid 1800s. William Brannan and his wife were killed during the early Indian wars. Joseph married Sarah Henness in 1857. They purchased the Meeker Farm in Kent in 1858, and finally moved to their donation claim near Auburn in 1868. The park was dedicated in 1966.
2016 is the 125th anniversary of the incorporation of the City of Auburn, Washington. Auburn Parks, Arts and Recreation, auburntourism.com, and the WSGA are hosting the Auburn Geocaching Adventure 2016 - 20 caches placed in Auburn. The geocaches highlight some areas of historical significance, some parks, and some areas of general interest in Auburn. We hope you enjoy visiting the Auburn area, learning about its history and viewing its progress into the 21st Century.