The Kaoham Shuttle LbNA #54399
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jun 10, 2010 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Lillooet |
| County: | British Columbia, CAN |
| State: | British Columbia, Canada |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Gold Country  |
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| Found by: | Not yet found! |
| Last found: | N/A |
| Last edited: | Jun 10, 2010 |
• The C.N. Rail station is in the 1300 block of Main Street, Lillooet.
• Saturday to Thursday, the shuttle makes one trip from Seton to Lillooet and back to Seton.
• On Fridays, the Shuttle offers additional service for those interested in a day trip.
• It is essential to check and maintain schedules if riding the shuttle.
• Ask the driver to let you off at the Shalalth Station.
• Shuttle runs on schedule – do NOT be late.
- OR -
• From Lillooet, take Hwy#40 (Moha Road) to the dam and go left at the Shalalth turn off.
• Parking is available at the Shalalth station stop, do NOT stop on road.
• Use caution, tight corners and steep grades, road conditions should be considered.
Park at Shalalth station and walk back up the hill to the old vault. This cache is not an ammo can and blends in to the landscape.
Follow the link above to read the full history of this site. This is part of the Gold Country GeoTourism Series. Collect a sticker from 24 sites and redeem for a prize! Go to goldtrail.com for more information.
• Saturday to Thursday, the shuttle makes one trip from Seton to Lillooet and back to Seton.
• On Fridays, the Shuttle offers additional service for those interested in a day trip.
• It is essential to check and maintain schedules if riding the shuttle.
• Ask the driver to let you off at the Shalalth Station.
• Shuttle runs on schedule – do NOT be late.
- OR -
• From Lillooet, take Hwy#40 (Moha Road) to the dam and go left at the Shalalth turn off.
• Parking is available at the Shalalth station stop, do NOT stop on road.
• Use caution, tight corners and steep grades, road conditions should be considered.
Park at Shalalth station and walk back up the hill to the old vault. This cache is not an ammo can and blends in to the landscape.
Follow the link above to read the full history of this site. This is part of the Gold Country GeoTourism Series. Collect a sticker from 24 sites and redeem for a prize! Go to goldtrail.com for more information.