JaxParks and Visit Jacksonville are proud to bring you this geocache as part of the Inaugural Jacksonville Geocaching Challenge! In each JGC Geocache, you will find a stamp attached to the log book. Simply stamp your 2018 Jacksonville Geocaching Challenge Passport in the appropriate space as you visit each geocache. When you have collected 25 of the 30 stamps, you will qualify for the coin! For more information on the JGC Challenge, please visit the Jacksonville Geocaching Challenge website (link shown below) to download the official 2018 JGC Passport, review the rules and learn how to obtain a Geocoin. The website also has a brochure with the details of the JGC Challenge which you might find handy as you explore Jacksonville's great park system and other interesting places on the First Coast.
PLEASE BE SURE TO STAY ON THE WALKING PATHS AT ALL TIMES! THE CACHE IS NOT IN THE PLANTERS!
This Wherigo is nine short stages in front of the MOSH, as it known. You will be asked questions at each stage about how we can help protect the environment. Download the Wherigo cartridge here to complete this cache. You will be able to find the cache at the last stage. You are looking for a camoed ammo can.
The Museum of Science and History was founded in 1941 as the Jacksonville Children's Museum. It was located in Riverside for the first 30 years or so. In 1969, the museum moved to its present location on the Southbank. Over the years, the museum changed its name a few times and the building has expanded to fit new exhibits. The MOSH has always proudly served Jacksonville, earning multiple awards for it's exhibits and programs.
Thank you to the volunteer Steward of this cache -- alienchauncey
Click here for more information on the 2018 Jacksonville Geocaching Challenge