Donny's Place Traditional Geocache
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Lincoln National Park, at the tip of the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, offers gentle adventure for visitors keen to expend a little personal energy.
The park has features of historic interest and its walking trails range from pleasant strolls to pump-action hikes.
Proclaimed in 1941, Lincoln National Park protects a 29,000 ha peninsula of quiet coves, sweeping beaches, limestone cliffs, pristine woodlands, granite outcrops and massive sand dunes. These diverse habitats nurture a flurry of bird species from migratory seabirds to resident rock parrots and western whip birds. Emus and kangaroos share grazing rights on the plains.
Easy accessibility is a bonus. Only 20km from Port Lincoln, the park is a feasible day trip destination. Although Memory Cove Wilderness Area (in the south) is four-wheel drive country, the rest of the park is serviced by good gravel roads suitable for two-wheel-drive vehicles towing caravans.
You could easily spend 4 days visiting all the tracks and campsites.
Cache is a small 90mm white storm water pipe, with stuff in it.
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