All cache waypoints are accessible 24 hours per day, 365 days of the year. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) Region 3 (Interior Alaska) Office near the final waypoint is open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and features hands-on exhibits of animal furs and skulls, salmon fry aquariums, and mammal displays. ADF&G also has an informative website. You may walk or drive to ADF&G from the first waypoint. Parking may be found at N64° 51.720, W147° 44.510.
The next to last stage is located at N64° AB.CDE, W147° FG.5HI, where the sum of A through I is 32. Using information available from the panels at the cache page's coordinates, the panels approximately 140 feet west-northwest of the cache page's coordinates, and mammals in the ADF&G building's indoor visitor area, the values for A through J may be determined:
A = The number of duck species on the Berry and West panels
B = The number of owl species on the Berry and West panels
C = The difference of the second and first digits of the number of acres in the Creamer's Field Migratory Wildfowl Refuge
D = The number of ducks on the "Wildlife You May See" panel
E = The Wetland Trail length in miles, rounded to the nearest whole number
F = Twice the number of points on the ADF&G musk ox horns
G = The number of rodents on the "Wildlife You May See" (note, rabbits and hares are not rodents)
H = The number of raptors on the "Wildlife You May See" panel
I = The number of goose species on the Berry and West panels
Go this this location, which is at a common geobeacon. Project a waypoint 34m @ 32° true to a similar geobeacon and you will locate the container.
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