A quick multi along the start of the Karuah Wildlife Corridor.
This boardwalk runs for about 130m, and showcases some of the common flora of the area. You will need to walk the boardwalk, taking note of some info from some of the signs, in order to find the cache near the boardwalk end.
At the published coordinates is an information sign, you can park on the roadside right here.
The cache can be found at S32 3A.GCB E151 5H.FDE
Start at the 'KARUAH WILDLIFE CORRIDOR' sign at the published coordinates:
What year were the wetlands noted to be badly degraded? A= 3rd digit in this year.
Now continue down the boardwalk....
Spiny-headed Mat-rush - B= the number of centimetres on the drawing scale bar.
Sweet pittosporum - how tall does this shrub/tree grow? C= the sum of the two digits.
Grey Gum - How tall do these trees become? D= second digit in height.
Spotted Gum - How often do they abundantly flower? E= number of years.
Broad-leaved Paperbark - What is their bark like? F= number of letters in descriptive word.
Snow in Summer - How tall does this tree grow? G= first digit in height.
Cabbage Tree Palm (or any of the signs) - What year is mentioned with 'Karuah Landcare Group'? H=last digit in year.
Checksum - S 29 E 37
The cache is a micro container within a larger outer for water-proofing and camouflage. The outer is small sized, and some light bush bashing over about 10-15 is needed. Your shoes may get wet if it has been rainy.