Discover Susan Point's 'Sacred Balance' and find a Letterbox Hybrid Geocache. Please leave the stamp in the cache.
Enter from Main Street. Try other streets / trails at your peril. Note parking restrictions.
See the two bronze sculptures over 5.5 M high that evoke the image of twin eagles and unfurling plant shoots reaching towards the sky.
From the posted coordinates, project 52m at a bearing of 262 degrees to the final - or follow the clues below...
Walk west to a concrete bench.
Walk by 3 large rocks placed close together.
Continue by 2 circular windows on the right.
Past a bench with 7 armrests.
Now past another 2 more armrests on your right.
Sit, find cache. Sign log. Leave stamp in cache.
The dual interpretation sculpture was created by Susan Point of the Musqueam First Nation.
In the words of the artist.
“The twin eagles symbolize harmony, love, and hope, creating a warm, spiralling atmosphere that is connected and harmonious. The symbolic emerging plant shoots represent potential and new beginnings. A powerful and prestigious symbol, I believe this artwork design complements the chosen space—very peaceful, calm, and natural. It offers an opportunity for up-close familiarity with a sculpture that the viewer can see all at once, showcasing elegance. The Twin Eagles, designed in the context of new beginnings, stand as a rich tapestry of inspiration, alliance, and enduring symbolism. They are not just a sculpture, but a beacon of hope, inviting all who encounter it to reflect on the past, engage with the present, and envision a brighter future.” – Susan A. Point, (2025) Artist Statement