Please be advised, that the parking for this cache is in the Eagle Landing parking lot. There is no need to park in the neighborhood and trudge through mud or bushes. The cache is very simple to get to from Eagle Landing parking lot.
Please be aware of any special events that may be taking place at the time of your search. Please be respectful of those events and if necessary, come back at a later time when events are not taking place. Thank you.
-- 2012 North Clackamas County Chamber of Commerce Geocoin Challenge --
Starts: July 22, 2012
Ends: Whenever the geocoins run out!
- This is one of 12 caches -
You must find 10 of these 12 caches in order to complete this challenge and receive your North Clackamas County geocoin.
This geocache will remain a regular geocache after the contest is over.
This series and geocoin challenge are sponsored by:
North Clackamas County Chamber of Commerce
Clackamas County Tourism and Cultural Affairs (CCTCA)
The 12 caches in the North Clackamas series are:
If at any time during this challenge a substitute cache must be placed, a note will be placed on GC3PW7E web page as the last item in the body of the cache Information Page (just above where you find the “Hintâ€). This note will be the single source of information about any changes so please place GC3PW7E on your “Watch List†if you want to receive email notification of changes.
You can download a registration form at: North Clackamas County Chamber.
Registration forms and geocoins can be picked up during office hours at:
North Clackamas County Chamber of Commerce
7740 Southeast Harmony Road
Milwaukie, OR 97222-1269
Mon-Fri, 9:00am - 4:00pm
They can also be picked up 24 x 7 at:
Monarch Hotel
12566 Southeast 93rd Avenue
Portland/Clackamas, OR 97015-9760
Each cache contains a log book and written on the inside of the lid of the ammo can is a 'code word' that you record on your contest registration form. The code word is also printed on white paper that has been laminated and placed in the geocache container.
As we anticipate that there will be heavy traffic to find these geocaches, so please practice the very best of geocaching ethics. Therefore it is very important that you be well aware of muggles and carefully replace the geocaches after you have found and logged your find. And don't forget to record the code word!
If you discover any problems with the geocache, a quick e-mail to myself or 3MudDogs through our profiles on geocaching.com will be very greatly appreciated by the geocachers that will come behind you.