BPRD Geocache Challenge
Bismarck Parks and Recreation District (BPRD) has partnered with the North Dakota Geocaching Association (NDGA) and Bismarck-Mandan Area Geocachers to establish 12 geocaching sites within BPRD’s system of parks and trails.
What is geocaching?
It’s a free outdoor recreational activity. Participants search and find hidden objects by using Global Positioning System (GPS) coordinates that are posted on geocaching.com.
How to Participate in the BPRD Geocache Challenge
- Use our passport to help you keep track of the caches that you find.
- Take a passport from the first cache you visit.
- Print the passport (shown below) and take it with you on the hunt.
- Pick up a passport from the BPRD office* at 400 E. Front Ave.
- View the list of the 12 BPRD caches. They are in BPRD parks to stay, so cache searchers can take their time and enjoy the hunt, the find and BPRD’s parks. Find all of them (in a week, two months, six months or as long as it take) throughout Bismarck’s park and trail system.
- When you find a cache, match the hole punch to the coordinating number on the passport.
- Bring the completed passport to the BPRD office* at 400 E. Front Ave. to claim your prize.
Good luck with the hunt!
*The BPRD office is open Monday-Friday from 7:30am-5pm.
