Dear Geocachers,
This is to inform you that the Olympic Peninsula GeoTour is coming to an end.
The last day the caches will be available is January 1, 2022. As of 1/2/22 our GeoTour will be a thing of the past. Thank you to everyone who has made this so much fun over the years.
If you have started a Passport, but have not completed it, please send it to us by January 20, 2022 in its current state to:
OPVB PO Box 670 Port Angeles, WA 98362
As long as we have coins, we will honor incomplete passports. Again, thank you. Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission
Here’s another stop on the Olympic Discovery Trail (ODT)! With this many miles of trail (128 eventually) you know you’ll find lots of caches along the way. Rough count = more than 120! The ODT is wheelchair accessible on completed sections. This cache is very near the trail, but will need some assistance to acquire it. Take a break here and check out the trail in both directions. There is an amazing gulch across from the parking lot. The fall leaves should be stunning along the trail. Your leashed, four-legged, dog family member is welcome on the trail.
The Olympic Peninsula is Washington State’s premier destination for non-motorized touring, filled with views of snow capped peaks, ocean vistas, fast flowing rivers and pristine lakes, and everywhere the majestic forests of the Pacific Northwest. The presently completed trail winds through fields and farms, parks and towns; over creeks, rivers and ravines on restored railroad trestles; and past beaches and national recreation areas. The trail exhibits a wide diversity of fauna and flora and an unmatched range of natural beauty.
