Adventure Lab Geocaching on the RiverParks Trails

Earlier this month a nice cold, sunny, windy day, I went to Tulsa’s RiverParks trails to look for an Adventure Lab Geocache. Adventure Labs are a specialty cache where you have to visit a site and find information there. No physical cache is involved so it is appropriate for areas where they don’t really want you hiding stuff. Check out geocaching.com for more information. So this Adventure Lab involved going to several sculptures and getting information from the sculpture or accompanying plaque.

I ended up walking about two or three miles and had the parks trails to myself. At the end of the Adventure Lab you get coordinates to a “real” geocache and I found it as well.

And I took photos of all sorts of other stuff. We still had lots of fall color and the skies were really blue.

These are some sort of infrastructure and artists had painted murals on them and I really liked them.

And RiverParks installed this little musical drum for little kids and immature 69 year olds geocachers.

And I got this certificate!! I am not sure what you do with certificates. I am now up to 2287 geocache finds. But who is counting, right?

I am linking with My Corner of the World and Skywatch Friday.

22 thoughts on “Adventure Lab Geocaching on the RiverParks Trails

  1. Ellen

    Fun way to spend an afternoon! Irv hates the caches that require you to “learn” something and follow directions. That’s what we mostly find in the national parks and it drives him nuts, but you can’t really have people hiding things in the national parks. That may change soon when the new administration removes protection for America’s public lands. It’s cool you got a certificate upon completion.

  2. A ShutterBug Explores

    Awesome photos and divine sculpture and glad you are ‘certified’ ~

    Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family ~

    Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days ~
    clm ~ A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

  3. Alana

    Wow, fall color that late. Our colors right now are grey and white (except, on December 17, when the sun made an appearance) so I enjoyed your clear blue sky. I love everything – the sculptures, the All Sorts of Other stuff. Alana ramblinwitham

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