Lake Walk 8 Yarrie Lake, New South Wales, Australia
By
TG47 on 09-Oct-20. Waypoint GA18708
Cache Details
| Difficulty: | |
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| Type: | Traditional |
| Container: | Micro |
| Coordinates: | S30° 22.379' E149° 31.356' (WGS 84) |
| 55J 742422E 6637184N (UTM) | |
| Elevation: | 229 m |
| Local Government Area: | Narrabri |
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Description
This cache replaces GA18684 the previous cache at this GZ.
Yarrie Lake is a jewel in the usually hot, dry inland of NSW, bordering on the Pilliga Scrub. It is a 3km saucer-shaped expanse of water thought to have been formed by a falling meteor many thousands of years ago.
It is appreciated by the locals of both Narrabri and Wee Waa - two towns each less than half an hour’s drive away.
Water skiing, swimming and picnicking are favourite past times here. Camping, both powered and unpowered, sites are available. You can walk right around the lake but not drive as there is only a footbridge across the wetlands. You could however cycle. Now you can cache as well as there are a few caches scattered throughout the bush. One day the trail might extend the whole way. BYO pen
Enjoy your caching but don’t forget to carry water even though the path is mostly shaded. Please use stealth in busy times and ensure that the cache is not visible when you return it to its GZ.
Hints
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Logs
Sorry to say, but might need to consider archiving a few of these.
We had to stop about 70 metres from GZ as the road was underwater...couldn't actually see where the water stopped on the other side....if ti stopped at all.
Again, maybe another day SG.....
