Uptown/Southwest
We're off to the Camp Halleck historical marker!
HISTORY
The Pinnacle Hills area was home to the first settlement in Benton County in the early 1830s and a Union Army camp at Osage Springs in 1862. In 1998, Evelyn Rife and family donated the land that would become the new location of Mercy Hospital in 2008.
You will find your next stop HERE. Return to this page after you arrive.
HISTORY
The Pinnacle Hills area was home to the first settlement in Benton County in the early 1830s and a Union Army camp at Osage Springs in 1862. In 1998, Evelyn Rife and family donated the land that would become the new location of Mercy Hospital in 2008.
You will find your next stop HERE. Return to this page after you arrive.
This is an easy one.
Read the sign. How many miles did Camp Halleck "stretch"?
That is the 2nd number of the combination to the chest.
Make sure you remember that number to use at the end of the leg.
Now we head over to the Mercy Trailhead to find the clue for the 3rd number.
Read the sign. How many miles did Camp Halleck "stretch"?
That is the 2nd number of the combination to the chest.
Make sure you remember that number to use at the end of the leg.
Now we head over to the Mercy Trailhead to find the clue for the 3rd number.
PROOF! The proof of this leg will be shown at the end of the hunt!
After this leg is complete, you will need to turn in the proof at the Rogers Historical Museum to receive your prize.
After this leg is complete, you will need to turn in the proof at the Rogers Historical Museum to receive your prize.