THIS PRESERVE IS CLOSED ON THURSDAYS. This cache requires about a 1/2 mile hike, including some steeper terrain, marked by a razor-back section of the trail.
Okoye is a Marvel Comic super hero who is a devout member of the Dora Milaje, an elite group of Wakandan women warriors who serve to protect their King. One of the most adept members of her team, Okoye is a devoted bodyguard and skilled chauffer who assures her King's safety and the safety of Wakanda.
Okoye is Dora Milaje—a member of personal bodyguards that serves alongside the King of Wakanda. Each member of the order is chosen at a young age to represent different tribes from across the nation. This selection process is a political tradition to maintain peace across the country as each member held a role in the royal palace.
Okoye is a skilled warrior and chauffer for the King. She is knowledgeable in martial arts and protects the country’s protector from harm. She typically wields traditional Wakandan weaponry, unless those are unavailable, in which case she has been known to pick up modern arms.
She is hiding in her lair, off the trail. She is protected by a tall wall of summer plants like goldenrod and ragweed. Her lair is hidden in a clump of trees and vines. Find her!
This cache has been placed in accordance with guidelines distributed by the Nature Lands Trust and the location of this cache has been shared with both the Trust and the preserve manage. The following rules must be followed by all geocachers:
*Bryn Coed is a private preserve owned and managed by Natural Lands Trust, a non-profit land conservancy, www.natlands.org .
* Use good eco-manners when seeking a cache. All visitors should follow the principles promoted as Leave No Trace (www.lnt.org )
* Please adhere to posted guidelines including: dogs must be on a leash, park only in designated areas, stay on trails (except when accessing a cache near an established trail), etc.
* Practice Cache In – Trash Out
* This preserve may host regulated hunting during statewide archery and gun hunting seasons. Visitors should be made aware of the possible presence of hunters and should wear blaze orange during hunting season.
* When you log your find on geochaching.com report any blocked trail and abuse or misuse of an area, if any. This helps the preserve manager keep up with things!
Enjoy your hike!