40th Anniversary
Cobb County Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs Department, 1792 County Services Parkway, Cobb, Georgia, 30008, United States
Description
Get ready for an adventure like no other in 2026! To celebrate Gwinnett Parks and Recreation’s 40th anniversary, we’re inviting you to join the GeoGwinnett: Park and Seek Challenge — a year-long, accessible geocaching experience across our beautiful county parks. Your Mission: Explore 16 unique Gwinnett parks throughout the year and discover 16 hidden geocaches placed just for this challenge. Each cache brings you closer to uncovering the natural wonders, scenic trails, and hidden gems of our award-winning park system. The Prize: Individual giveaways will be found in each geocache along the way! If you find all 16 geocaches by the end of 2026, you’ll earn a special commemorative prize worthy of our 40-year celebration — exclusive to successful Park and Seek adventurers! Where: January-March Gwinnett Historic Courthouse: 185 West Crogan Street Lawrenceville Isaac Adair House: 15 South Clayton Street, Lawrenceville Lawrenceville Female Seminary: 455 South Perry Street, Lawrenceville Freeman's Mill Park: 1401 Alcovy Road, Lawrenceville April-June Lucky Shoals Park: 4651 Britt Road, Norcross Graves Park: REMOVED FROM THIS SEMESTER. CODE IS BARK. Yellow River Park: 3232 Juhan Road, Stone Mountain Club Drive Park: 3330 Club Drive, Lawrenceville July-September Tribble Mill Park: 2125 Tribble Mill Parkway SE, Lawrenceville Little Mulberry Park: 3900 Hog mountain road, Dacula Rock Springs Park: 550 Rock Springs Road, Lawrenceville George Pierce Park: 55 Buford Highway, Suwanee October-December Rhodes Jordan Park: 100 East Crogan Street, Lawrenceville Jones Bridge Park: 4901 East Jones Bridge Road, Peachtree Corners Shorty Howell Park: 2750 Pleasant Hill Road, Duluth McDaniel Farm Park: 3020 McDaniel Road, Duluth Whether you're a seasoned geocacher or brand new to the hunt, this challenge is a fun, family-friendly way to stay active, explore the outdoors, and celebrate 40 years of parks, trails, and community. Geocaches are hidden adjacent to paved trails to allow for a more accessible experience. The GPS coordinates and clues will be on your receipt once you register. Are you ready to Park and Seek? Let the adventure begin!