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Clear Lake State Park - GeoCache 101

Clear Lake State Park - GeoCache 101

2026-06-20T11:00:00 2026-06-20T15:30:00 Clear Lake State Park - GeoCache 101 Join us for a fun and engaging presentation all about the hobby of geocaching! We’ll cover everything that makes this activity so exciting, the hiding, the finding, the side games, and the unique trinkets like Trackables and Path Tags.

To make the day even more special, we’ll be releasing an entirely new series of geocaches throughout the park during the event!

This event will take place in the Day Use Area of Clear Lake State Park, located off Clear Lake Road. A Recreation Passport is required for park entry.

The Friends of Clear Lake State Park is dedicated to supporting the park through recreational, educational, and conservation initiatives. The organization is currently working to fund and install new, modern playground equipment to enhance the park experience for families and visitors.

20500 M- 33 North,

Atlanta, Michigan, 49709
Event Date

Start: June 20, 2026 11:00 AM

End: June 20, 2026 3:30 PM

Contact Information
Cheryl Beck-Hill

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Join us for a fun and engaging presentation all about the hobby of geocaching! We’ll cover everything that makes this activity so exciting, the hiding, the finding, the side games, and the unique trinkets like Trackables and Path Tags.

To make the day even more special, we’ll be releasing an entirely new series of geocaches throughout the park during the event!

This event will take place in the Day Use Area of Clear Lake State Park, located off Clear Lake Road. A Recreation Passport is required for park entry.

The Friends of Clear Lake State Park is dedicated to supporting the park through recreational, educational, and conservation initiatives. The organization is currently working to fund and install new, modern playground equipment to enhance the park experience for families and visitors.
Department of Natural Resources Outdoor Fun Clear Lake State Park

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