JaxParks and Visit Jacksonville are proud to bring you this cache as part of the 9th Annual Jacksonville Geocaching Challenge. In each JGC Geocache, you will find a stamp attached to the log book. Simply stamp your 2020 Jacksonville Geocaching Challenge Passport in the appropriate space as you visit each geocache. When you have collected all ten stamps, you qualify for one of 150 limited edition, uniquely shaped tokens!
For more information on the 2020 JGC Challenge, please visit the Jacksonville Geocaching Challenge website (link shown below) to download the official 2020 JGC Passport (which you will need to be able to print), review the rules and learn how to obtain a token. The website also has an electronic brochure with details of the JGC Challenge which you might find handy as you explore Jacksonville's great park system and other interesting places in Duval County.
While enjoying the chance to get outside with your family to find the 2020 Jacksonville Geocaching Challenge caches, please follow all CDC, State of Florida and Duval County guidelines. Wear your mask, practice social distancing, wash your hands for twenty seconds frequently and use hand sanitizer when handwashing is not convenient.
The original Final Location of this Wherigo was changed to make room for the 2021 Jacksonville Geocaching Challenge, and then downtown construction displaced the next Final Location. Please make sure the cartridge you are using when you begin this tour states it was updated as of October 2021.
This Wherigo will take you on a walking tour of just some of Downtown Jacksonville's historic buildings. Download the Wherigo cartridge HERE to complete this cache. You are looking for a unique container.
Thank you to the volunteer Steward of this cache -- Suse6
Click here for more information on the 2020 Jacksonville Geocaching Challenge and to download the official 2020 Jacksonville Geocaching Challenge Passport for printing.