Walla Walla Point Park [Adoptable] LbNA #1565 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Mar 4, 2003 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Wenatchee |
| County: | Chelan |
| State: | Washington |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | treatx3 |
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| Last found: | Jun 10, 2005 |
| Status: | FF |
| Last edited: | Mar 4, 2003 |
This box is available for adoption because the owner's email is no longer active and the box has been reported missing. Please contact the webmasters if you are the owner or if you are interested in adopting it. --Choi
WALLA WALLA POINT PARK
Location: Walla Walla Point Park
Nearest Town: Wenatchee, WA
County: Chelan
Placed: 3/4/3
Placed By: Fudrick
Clues: Trivial
Trek: Easy, gravel path
Be carefull, this is easily confused with the Wenatchee Point Park in Walla Walla!
Walla Walla Point Park is a Chelan County PUD Rock Island Hydroelectric Project Recreation Facility. Located on the bank of the Columbia River, it has picnic areas, sports fields, Columbia River access, and is adjacent to the Confluence State Park, where the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers join.
To The Trailhead: Head for Wenatchee. Main Street thru beautiful downtown Wenatchee is Wenatchee Avenue. Toward the north end of town, you will likely spot Valley Quality Homes on the WSW side of the street. Just opposite these fine homes is Hawley Street, turn onto it. As you drive along, you will see Walla Walla Avenue on the left, turn onto it. Soon you will see the Walla Walla Point Park entrance on your left. Head for the farthest upriver corner of the parking lot closest to the river, by the rest rooms.
CLUES:
Head upriver on the paved path
Read about the history of Wenatchi
See Coyote leading the salmon upriver
Pass the sign that tells you you are changing parks
Head down the gravel path to the informational kiosk
Learn why birds are like baseball players
Head upriver on the gravel path.
Gate locked? Go thru the maze
Diver or dabbler, you decide
See the box built for ducks that like trees
See the garbage can? Don’t toss these clues yet
Go right thru the gate ***
Observe the wetlands
Avoid the Damsel Flies
See if you can guess what you are looking at
Be a Muskrateer
See if anyone is in the hinise habitat
Go thru the gate ***
Need to rest, now is your chance
Leave a complimentary note if you like
Cross the trail
More Muskateers?
Look for a Meadow Vole
A T intersection, lets go right
You can leave another note if you like
A quick game of hide ‘n seek
Obey the red signs
If you tossed these clues, dig them out
Just be fore you are amazed take the trail to the left
See the interesting log on the left, almost like a Giraffe
Check under the log, just behind the neck
Be discreetful, and rehide well
*** This trail is closed during the winter months, if it is you can continue on the left to the gate at the other end.
Before you set out read the waiver of responsibility and disclaimer.
www.geocities.com/fudrickus/wenatch1.html
WALLA WALLA POINT PARK
Location: Walla Walla Point Park
Nearest Town: Wenatchee, WA
County: Chelan
Placed: 3/4/3
Placed By: Fudrick
Clues: Trivial
Trek: Easy, gravel path
Be carefull, this is easily confused with the Wenatchee Point Park in Walla Walla!
Walla Walla Point Park is a Chelan County PUD Rock Island Hydroelectric Project Recreation Facility. Located on the bank of the Columbia River, it has picnic areas, sports fields, Columbia River access, and is adjacent to the Confluence State Park, where the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers join.
To The Trailhead: Head for Wenatchee. Main Street thru beautiful downtown Wenatchee is Wenatchee Avenue. Toward the north end of town, you will likely spot Valley Quality Homes on the WSW side of the street. Just opposite these fine homes is Hawley Street, turn onto it. As you drive along, you will see Walla Walla Avenue on the left, turn onto it. Soon you will see the Walla Walla Point Park entrance on your left. Head for the farthest upriver corner of the parking lot closest to the river, by the rest rooms.
CLUES:
Head upriver on the paved path
Read about the history of Wenatchi
See Coyote leading the salmon upriver
Pass the sign that tells you you are changing parks
Head down the gravel path to the informational kiosk
Learn why birds are like baseball players
Head upriver on the gravel path.
Gate locked? Go thru the maze
Diver or dabbler, you decide
See the box built for ducks that like trees
See the garbage can? Don’t toss these clues yet
Go right thru the gate ***
Observe the wetlands
Avoid the Damsel Flies
See if you can guess what you are looking at
Be a Muskrateer
See if anyone is in the hinise habitat
Go thru the gate ***
Need to rest, now is your chance
Leave a complimentary note if you like
Cross the trail
More Muskateers?
Look for a Meadow Vole
A T intersection, lets go right
You can leave another note if you like
A quick game of hide ‘n seek
Obey the red signs
If you tossed these clues, dig them out
Just be fore you are amazed take the trail to the left
See the interesting log on the left, almost like a Giraffe
Check under the log, just behind the neck
Be discreetful, and rehide well
*** This trail is closed during the winter months, if it is you can continue on the left to the gate at the other end.
Before you set out read the waiver of responsibility and disclaimer.
www.geocities.com/fudrickus/wenatch1.html