San Juan Lime Kiln Point LbNA #42847
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Add Location| Owner: | Elwha  |
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| Plant date: | Jul 12, 2008 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Friday Harbor |
| County: | San Juan |
| State: | Washington |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Elwha |
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| Last found: | Nov 27, 2023 |
| Status: | FFFFFFaFFO |
| Last edited: | Nov 27, 2023 |
Note: This letterbox has been relocated.
NEW CLUES
From the Lime Kiln Point Lighthouse, look up the hill towards the trail marker (past the two small buildings). The trail marker reads "Lime Kiln 0.2 miles." Follow this trail through the trees and along the water's edge and enjoy reading the plant markers. At the intersection keep left and follow the trail to admire the Lime Kiln overlook. Continue down the trail past the Kiln. At the stairs continue straight, through the fence, exiting the state park. You will see another Kiln on your left. Go past this, and down the trail into the forest. You will pass a rock wall on your left. As you go back into the trees, you will see is a rock that is taller than any person, with some stone ruins to the left of it. Just beyond this giant rock, the trail goes up the hill and turns right. At this turn, there is a another small rock wall. Behind the wall there is a gap in the rocks hidden by a piece of wood and/or leaves. The letterbox is in this hole. Please be discreet and re-hide well.
NEW CLUES
From the Lime Kiln Point Lighthouse, look up the hill towards the trail marker (past the two small buildings). The trail marker reads "Lime Kiln 0.2 miles." Follow this trail through the trees and along the water's edge and enjoy reading the plant markers. At the intersection keep left and follow the trail to admire the Lime Kiln overlook. Continue down the trail past the Kiln. At the stairs continue straight, through the fence, exiting the state park. You will see another Kiln on your left. Go past this, and down the trail into the forest. You will pass a rock wall on your left. As you go back into the trees, you will see is a rock that is taller than any person, with some stone ruins to the left of it. Just beyond this giant rock, the trail goes up the hill and turns right. At this turn, there is a another small rock wall. Behind the wall there is a gap in the rocks hidden by a piece of wood and/or leaves. The letterbox is in this hole. Please be discreet and re-hide well.