Twisted Tree LbNA #77010
Owner: | Silver Eagle |
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Plant date: | Jul 11, 2024 |
Location: | Botanical Beach Provincial Park |
City: | Port Renfrew |
County: | British Columbia, CAN |
State: | British Columbia, Canada |
Boxes: | 1 |
Found by: | Not yet found! |
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Last found: | N/A |
Last edited: | Jul 28, 2024 |
Terrain Difficulty: Easy (slight slope, 3 km RT)
Botanical Beach & Botany Bay Loop is a hike down a picturesque path through ancient forests to tidal pools teeming with marine life. You can also spot weird twisted trees, including one right on the trail that makes a complete loop with its trunk, along with the one in this box.
Directions:
Drive southwest on Cerantes Rd to end at parking lot for Botanical Beach & Botany Bay Loop. Drive around the lot past the first trailhead to near the exit and park by the trailhead at a kiosk.
Clues:
Walk clockwise on the trail, soon bending right on a dirt road, to a jct where the Juan de Fuca trail goes left. Go straight toward Botany Bay, passing a couple of beach access points, to the twisted tree with a loop in the middle of the trail. Continue 15 steps to a large stump on right just before trail bends left. LB is at back within the bark. Please be discreet.
Silver Eagle's Aerie
Botanical Beach & Botany Bay Loop is a hike down a picturesque path through ancient forests to tidal pools teeming with marine life. You can also spot weird twisted trees, including one right on the trail that makes a complete loop with its trunk, along with the one in this box.
Directions:
Drive southwest on Cerantes Rd to end at parking lot for Botanical Beach & Botany Bay Loop. Drive around the lot past the first trailhead to near the exit and park by the trailhead at a kiosk.
Clues:
Walk clockwise on the trail, soon bending right on a dirt road, to a jct where the Juan de Fuca trail goes left. Go straight toward Botany Bay, passing a couple of beach access points, to the twisted tree with a loop in the middle of the trail. Continue 15 steps to a large stump on right just before trail bends left. LB is at back within the bark. Please be discreet.
Silver Eagle's Aerie