How to find the geocache
The cache is not located at the posted coordinates but it is a good place to park. From the posted coordinates, walk about 100' northeast which will bring you to an information sign. Look at the top of the sign for the name of the trail system. Enter all the words into the certitude checker below to obtain information about finding the cache. The words can be entered in any case and with or without blank spaces.
Please note that the cache is only available when the visitor center is open so plan your visit accordingly. You must sign the log in order to log this cache as found.
- Visitor center summer hours (Memorial Day - Columbus Day): 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM, 7 days a week
- Visitor center off season hours: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM, 7 days a week
- The visitor center is closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
What to do when you find the geocache
The cache is a letterbox hybrid which means it is a letterbox and a geocache. It contains two different stamps: the Cache Odyssey Maine self-inking stamp and a second Maine-themed stamp with a stamp pad. If you would like to keep track of the Northeast states you visit in the geotour, download a copy of the Northeast Region Passbook or scan the QR code below. Use the Cache Odyssey Maine stamp, to stamp the "Maine" box in the passport. If you have a personal stamp, you are welcome to stamp the cache logbook with your stamp. Don't forget to sign the cache logbook too! If you don't have a personal stamp, you can just sign the cache logbook. Please leave both stamps in the cache container for the next visitor to use.
NORTHEAST REGION
GEOTOUR PASSPORT
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Once you visit all eleven caches in the Northeast geotour, you will earn a digital souvenir from Groundspeak. You can learn more about all the geotours below.
Fryeburg Visitor Center
The Maine State Visitor Information Center is located on Maine's western border on route 302 east in Fryeburg. The information center is professionally staffed with Travel Counselors offering information about destinations, accommodations, services, and travel conditions statewide. Maine maps, guides, and other publications are offered free of charge. Visitors can relax at the picnic tables or take a walk on the 4 mile Mountain Division Trail which begins right at the parking lot. There is free WIFI available for all to use, water fountains, and bathrooms. Photo opportunities are available inside in the rocking chairs with the Moose or at the kids picnic table!
Welcome to the Cache Odyssey!
What is Cache Odyssey?
Cache Odyssey is a thrilling, nationwide geocaching journey like no other! Conceived by some of the top cache hiders in the U.S., this adventure brings a unique, highly creative letterbox geocache to every state.
These caches are designed with everyone in mind—from seasoned explorers to families with kids, and especially those geocaching in wheelchairs. Every cache is built to be fun, imaginative, and 100% accessible to all.
Where Can You Find Another One?
Here's the best part—there's a Cache Odyssey hide in every state! That’s right! From coast to coast, every state in America is part of this grand adventure. Once you track down the one closest to you, why stop there?
This cache is part of the Northeast Region Geotour. There are six exciting GeoTours making up this series which include a total of 50 accessible geocaches.
