The
printed MML Passport is no longer available. However, you may
download a copy from the MML website
here.
The trail consists of 11 MML Districts
(regions).
The MML Geocache Trail project will launch January 1, 2009 with
78
participating cities & towns. A trackable geo coin will
be
given to the first 500 geocachers as an incentive for locating
at
least 2 municipal caches in each of the 11 districts. To be
eligible for the coin, geocachers must pick up a Passport at any
of
the designated county visitor centers. Geocachers must use
the
stamp in the cache on their Passports and write down the cache
code
word listed in each cache. After at least two municipal caches
in
each district are discovered, geocachers may return to one of
the
county visitor centers and have their Passports validated to
receive their collectable coin.
For a complete list of participating visitor centers visit the
MML
web site at http://www.mdmunicipal.org/mmlhome/index.cfm or MGS
web
site at www.mdgps.org.
Laid out in 1684, Cambridge is one of the oldest towns in
Maryland and was once part of the Choptank Indian Reservation.
Cambridge was designated a Maryland Main Street community on
July 1, 2003. Cambridge Main Street is a comprehensive downtown
revitalization process created by the Maryland Department of
Housing and Community Development to strengthen the economic
potential of select cities around the state. As a result of this
initiative, and an influx of tourists to the region, Cambridge is
experiencing a revitalization of its downtown business district,
part of which was designated as a historical district in 1990.
Nestled on the Choptank River, Cambridge is rich in fishing
heritage and has a national reputation for high-quality seafood.
Cambridge is home to many annual festivals and events that attract
tourists from all over. Some of these events are the Bay Country
Festival, Seafood Feast-i-Val and the Cambridge Classic Powerboat
Regatta.
This cache will take you to the Great Marsh City Park, a large
kid-friendly park, with boat ramp and picnic areas. Pack a lunch
and spend some time enjoying the view.
The cache is a 4.2 quart, tall rectangular lock-n-lock container
that is well-concealed from view. Be sure to stamp your Passport
and write-in the secret code word.
Cambridge Thanks You for Visiting
Thanks to Hitech MD for helping with this hide!
Thanks to the Maryland Geocaching Society for assisting
with this project!