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Get your Indiana Jones on with TRWD’s Geocaching Adventure

By October 9, 2018
Geocaching Patch | TRWD

Fall is here, and Texas is cooling off, which can only mean one thing; it’s geocache season in Fort Worth. In honor of Earthcache Day 2018, we are giving you the catalyst to start your very first, or maybe next, geocache adventure.

If you don’t know what geocaching is keep reading and we’ll try to answer all of your questions.

The briefest way to explain the outdoor activity is a high-tech treasure hunt where the treasures are referred to as caches. There are multiple types of geocache, and TRWD’s Trinity Trails Geocaching Adventure is a puzzle.

Ready to get your Nicholas Cage or Indiana Jones on? You will need to solve the clues to get the correct GPS coordinates of the geocache. Once you find the cache, sign the log book, log the answer to the question on your challenge passport and move on to the next mystery. We almost forgot the best part. You can also swap out the trinket inside as long as you are leaving behind something of equal or greater value.

To tie it all together, if you find 25 out of the 30 TRWD geocache locations you can win an additional prize; a TRWD Trinity Trail geocoin. Do we have your attention now?

This adventure is only to get you started, because you won’t be able to stop. There are more than 3,718 geocaches in Fort Worth. The activity expands all across the planet and through various types of geocache, such as earthcache.

If you are still a little hesitant, follow our Instagram page @trinitytrails or TRWD Facebook page on October 16 and 18 to watch short videos and pictures of a local geocacher hunt down the Trinity Trails treasures.

For more information about getting started on your own geocache adventure, visit www.trwdgeocaching.com.

Hashtags to use when doing the TRWD Trinity Trails Geocache:

#TRWDGeocache #TrinityTrailsGeocache #TRWDrecreation #MysteryPuzzleGeocache

Tag @TrinityTrails or @TarrantRegionalWaterDistrict on your next adventure.

Lake Current Level Conservation Level* Level Difference**
Arlington 548.13 550.00 -1.87
Benbrook 688.39 694.00 -5.61
Bridgeport 827.66 836.00 -8.34
Cedar Creek 319.13 322.00 -2.87
Eagle Mountain 644.79 649.10 -4.31
Lake Worth 591.68 594.00 -2.32
Richland-Chambers 313.30 315.00 -1.70
*Conservation Level: The permitted level of water an entity is allowed to hold in a lake. Any amount above the conservation level is used for the temporary storage of flood waters and must be released downstream.
**Difference: Amount above or below conservation level.
For more information read our daily reports or the TRWD Lake Level Blog.

Check out the TRWD OneRain portal for a visualization of this information and more.

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