Have you ever wanted to travel into space to discover new planets? Be the lead investigator in a murder mystery? Learn more about the history of our country? Have a sizzling romance with a dark-haired stranger on a tropical beach? Or perhaps venturing into a haunted house filled with ghosts and monsters is more your style? How about exploring an exotic jungle full of rare animals on the other side of the world? The final to this cache can take you to a place where you can do all this and more; a place that will take you to the furthest reaches of your imagination......

Welcome to a two-stage multi cache that is the first of it's kind in the Kelowna area. You will start your search in Rutland Lions Park, a nice green space that has a playground for the kids, public washrooms, and the Rutland cenotaph, where Rememberance Day ceremonies are held on November 11th each year. Here you will find a second set of coordinates and a clue to help you find the final cache. Please note that the cache is not actually at the second set of coordinates, but at a place nearby. Only a short walk is required to take you there.

The first stage of the cache is available at all times, but the second stage is only available during the following times:

Mondays: 10am-5pm

Tuesdays: 10am-8pm

Wednesdays: 10am-8pm

Thursdays: 10am-5pm

Fridays: 10am-5pm

Saturdays: 10am-5pm

Sundays: Not available

This cache has been placed with permission, and staff are aware of it's presence, and they may be willing to help you if you require assistance. Please be respectful of the environment you are in, and place the cache back exactly as it was found. There are trinkets for trading; please trade up, trade even, or don't trade at all. This would be a great cache for trackables too, but remember to log it if you do find one or drop one here. I have put a lot of time and energy into making this cache a reality; I hope you enjoy it, and that you also take some time to enjoy the two locations it will take you to! 

Please be prepared with either a pen and paper or a camera at the first stage, so you can record the info needed to find stage two. DO NOT remove this info from stage one. Thank you!

If you are a Geocacher in the province of British Columbia, please join the British Columbia Geocaching Association. The BCGA is your portal to caching in and around BC. Visit bcgeocaching.com for details!