This cache is placed at John Bryan State Park just a short distance from Camp Birch - the Tecumseh Council owned Boy Scout Camp. Scouts and Scouters alike have used the park for camping and hiking. The cache is a small plastic container hidden near the mountain bike trail. Parking is available within 100 feet of the cache.
For 100 years, the Boy Scouts of America has helped youth become more than they ever thought possible. And we'll continue that journey into the next century. Scouting volunteers come from a variety of backgrounds and experiences, but all are committed to one thing - leading youth to become responsible, caring, and competent citizens. This cache is to honor the countless hours given to youth by volunteers of any organization. THANK YOU FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE - this cache is for you!
The Get in the Game! committee of the Tecumseh Council is maintaining this cache for people to discover. It is a small cache that has several Scouting items, Scout patches, and other fun items for trade. Please trade scout appropriate items and share any scouting experience you may have had as a scout or scouter.
The Tecumseh Council consist of scouting units in Clinton, Greene,
Clark, Champagne and Logan counties. This cache is one of six in the Treasures of Scouting series.
If you are an Eagle Scout or involved with Boy Scouts be sure to sign your name, what Troop and Council you were with, and what rank you got to. If it was the Eagle rank, let us know what year.
Cache hidden by boydfamily on behalf of the Tecumseh Council.
Cache hidden in Greene County.