BPTX 22: Birthplace of Texas #2 Traditional Geocache

This is cache # 22. Record the code letter found inside the cache container in box # 22 on your Passport. This is your proof that you found the cache. The letter could be anywhere within the container or log sheet and will look like this: "A" where A = any letter or number found in the container.

Cache will only hold a log and is located in the picnic area of the park. Bring your own pen! And a picnic lunch, the kids, and the dogs!

Welcome to the official "Birthplace of Texas GeoTour!"

There are caches hidden around Washington County on a tour that will lead you through beautiful countryside to historical places and fun attractions.

To redeem prizes you must submit a completed GeoTour Passport. Download & print a Passport from our website or stop by the Visitor Center or Chamber of Commerce located in Brenham at 115 West Main or 314 South Austin, respectively.

• Collect 25+ points to win a collectible Birthplace of Texas Geocoin!

Learn more about the Birthplace of Texas GeoTour at VisitBrenhamTexas.com!

Washington-on-the-Brazos is where it all began! In 1836 a declaration of independence was drafted and signed and as a result Texas became a Republic, no longer a part of Mexico. This state historic site will show you all about Texas beginnings and how things were back in the 1800s. Be sure to visit the Star of the Republic Museum, Barrington Living History Farm, and Independence Hall. There are many caches in the park, but will require some walking to get to a couple of them.

WOB is also the location of annual events such as Texas Independence Celebration in March, Fireworks on the Brazos on July 4 and lots of historical presentations throughout the year.