The coordinates above lead to a sign that reads "You are invited
to walk along the lakeshore path and enjoy the natural beauty of
the Geneva Lake shoreline". Next to the sign is a door in a fence
that is usually closed. Open the door to begin your journey. Your
first destination is just over 1/2 mile west along this trail. It
might feel a little strange walking in front of these beutiful
homes, but have no fear.
For part one, you're looking for a very distinct object at N42
33.598, W88 29.620 -- you really can't miss it! There's a plaque at
the base of this object that claims someone important died there
sometime in the past. You need to know the DAY of the month this
person died to find the final treasure.
The Pottawatomie Indian Trail that surrounds Lake Geneva is
public by law; however everything that surrounds it is private
land. Because of this, we placed the cache in a public park that
you will have to drive to (unless you're really in the mood
for a hike!)
To find the cache:
- Read the plaque at N42 33.598, W88 29.620
- Add 20 to the DAY of the month listed
- Go to the following coordinates
The cache is here:
- N42 32.4(DAY + 20)
- W88 29.982
The cache was originally filled with toys children should
enjoy.
You'll want to bring your camera with you on this cache. There
will be lots of photo opportunities. Feel free to post any pictures
you're proud of to this cache page (except for pictures of the
unique object that is).
Happy Hunting!!!
--The GeoZingers