There are over 1,400 species of bats worldwide 🦇
Note: Use the listed parking coordinates for the best parking spot, and easiest access on foot. Thank you.
Not all bats hibernate 🦇
Take an adventure to find The Batcave. This is a neat spot I visited not too long ago, with a lot to check out! There is a small underpass rectangular tunnel that runs under the freeway out to Old Corona Rd (which is also an entrance/access point to this area), and a circular tunnel that runs much further and deeper.
Over 300 species of fruit depend on bats for pollination 🦇
The ‘Cave is a small room where treasures are hid, bats reside, and perils lie waiting! This spot has potential to be wet any time of year, so plan accordingly! Your journey into the Batcave will be spooky, but the strong will survive.
Bats are the only flying mammal 🦇
Look out for BATS!! If you’re lucky, they won’t bother you and you won’t see any; or maybe, or if you’re lucky, they’ll show themselves to you.
Bats have belly buttons 🦇
Cache is a small magnetic Altoids container. It shouldn’t be too hard to find, but hopefully it’s hidden enough to not catch the eye of any non-geocaching bat enthusiasts that visit this spot. Cache contains a log and some new Lego's for FTF.
Bats can eat their body weight in insects each night 🦇
You may be wondering why you are entering the Batcave in the first place? This is Mr. Bat's home, yet he is lost! You may end up going on a wild bat chase around the area in order to find him!
Baby bats are called pups, a group of bats is a colony 🦇
The Batcave has a series of round holes in it, these are the windows to Mr. Bat's home! Record how many windows are present in the wall of Mr. Bat's home. This will help you find Mr. Bat in cache GCAJ97Z The Batcave: Mr. Bat.
