This is the bonus for the Penrith castle Park AL. You will find the necessary info to get the coordinates in the journal entries of the AL.
Penrith Castle was built at the end of the 14th century by Ralph Neville, who played a key role in the defence of the Scottish border.
Ralph Neville (about 1364–1425) was granted the manor of Penrith in 1396 and built the castle soon afterwards. As warden of the West March, he was responsible for the defence of this area against the Scots.
Contrary to what might be expected, the castle was not built at the highest point of the hill, which lies 170 metres away. Its location was chosen because it was probably the site of an old Roman fort, the banks and ditches of which could be conveniently re-used for their defensive function.
The castle demonstrated Ralph’s powerful position and his dominance over this area of Cumbria. His son Richard, 5th Earl of Salisbury (1400–60), made it his headquarters, probably building the ‘Red Tower’ and improving the entrance defences.
To make this accessible when the park is closed it has been placed outside of the park, Stealth will be required retrieving and replacing.
Cache will be found at N 54 39.ABC W 2 45.DCE