PLEASE! NO BAGGIES! It keeps the logbook soaked, and causes mold to grow. We've tried both options, and no baggie is best. Please be respectful of our request. It costs a pretty penny to keep replacing materials.
TAKE THE RIVERBOX CHALLENGE!
Visit at least 13 Riverboxes, collect ink stamps on the challenge passport, and redeem.
Detailed instructions are on back of passport, or on our website.
Earn a Limited Edition Geocoin, designed by
Chris Mackey of Aura Designs!
The fourth, and the newest edition coin, released in Fall 2025!
As of September 2026, newly designed passports are
available for printing and pick-up at various Dublin spots.
*We suggest bringing your own inkpad, in case the ones provided, go missing.
*Dublin Arts Council has a series of Riverboxes in parks throughout the area. Four, are within 0.1mi of another Riverbox, and cannot be listed on this site. If you're interested, please check out the master list online, Dublin Arts Council (Ohio). All have GPS coordinates and clues provided, as well as educational materials to further your exploration.
Vigilant Vegetation Riverbox
Vigilant Vegetation Riverbox II, originally created in 2007 and recreated in 2019, can be found in Dublin Kiwanis Riverway Park. This Riverbox, created by clay artist,Jean Magdich, a resident artist at The Logan Clay Products Company in Logan,Ohio was inspired by the history of the space and the number of actions and events the woods have observed over the years and continue to witness today. Magdich believes that, “…any art piece,especially one made for a specific location, should blend with its environment, and at the same time, beckon for further investigation and a more intimate interaction.”
Dublin Kiwanis Riverway Park
Dublin Kiwanis Riverway Park, a natural wetland, is a habitat and safe haven for a wide variety of birds and plants. Wetlands clean and purify water. With more than 85% of its wetlands gone, Ohio’s diversity has also declined. Not only do wetlands help clean the water before it runs to waterways but they also hold run-off water so areas do not drain too quickly, causing flash flooding.
This cache was published as a traditional in July 2019. The proper cache type should have been a letterbox hybrid. So here is another smiley for you, and make sure to complete the challenges!
Clues:
- Enter the park and continue down and around the curvy path.
- Take note as you pass over the first short bridge.
- Continue across a second, long bridge and follow the path to the right at bridge’s end.
- Just before the third bridge, follow the fisherman’s path toward the water.
- If you’re inclined to rest your weary bones, you’ll find Vigilant Vegetation keeping watch over the river.