The Chunky River is a tourist attraction. The river forms from the confluence of two creeks a few miles west of the town. The Chunky River has little development along its shores, and is used for canoeing and kayaking. While the river is shallow, occasionally, there are sections where the paddle will not reach the bottom. One such section is known as the "Deep Eddy". Otherwise, the river is seldom deeper than a few feet, and where there are mild rapids, the river may only be a few inches in depth. There is a public landing east of town on the Highway 80 bridge, and another public landing 0.5 mi (0.80 km) farther east, at another Highway 80 bridge. This section of river is known as the "Seven Mile Bend", although it is approximately 3 mi (4.8 km) in length. The ease of accessibility makes this area the most used section of the river.
It isn't a normal guardrail, but you should find the cache quickly. Look for a magnetic key container with logsheet.