Welcome to the Upper Amargosa Creek Recharge Project! This neat little piece of land helps to replenish our natural aquifers and provides a nice little area to walk your dog, ride your bike, or walk without a dog even (although a walk without a dog is a waste of a walk). I was hoping that our resident water expert (rhymes with bomb-fail-tea) would plant a cache here but maybe we will see an earth cache in the area from her before too long. Until then, Trevor wanted to plant a geocache.
My other two dogs (Penelope and Grizzly) have helped to place some caches in the area so it's only fair that my third dog, Trevor, gets to help with one too. Trevor enjoys walking around in this nature area and conducting investigations (that’s what I call his walks because he’s always sniffing around and investigating things). To find this cache you are going to have to do some walking around this entire nature area. The informational stations will give you all of the answers that you need to make this find. Only attempt this cache during daylight hours.
N 34 AE.AEB W 118 DC.CBF
A is the first digit of a two-digit number on sign with label “Community Nature Parks”
B is the second digit of a two-digit number on sign with label “Community Nature Parks”
C is the first digit of a two-digit number on the sign with label “Amargosa Bridge”
D is the number of Ravens that can be seen in the picture on the sign with label “Wildlife Spotlight Mohave Ground Squirrels”
E is the number of letters minus 15 in the latin name listed on the sign with label “Habitat Feature California Juniper”
F is the number minus one of bodies of water seen on the sign with label “Recharge Basin Water Feature”