Cameron County just released their
Cameron County Sesquicentennial Geotrail. The trail is supposed to have 33 caches with 15 finds required for a coin, but so far only 24 caches are out there. No word on whether the coins are trackable. I hope so. It is a nice looking coin.

One of our favorite caches,
Dobby's Home, is located in Elk State Forest in Cameron County. The county is also home to a large elk herd. It's a fun place to cache. We look forward to hunting this geotrail (despite the trackable question about the coin).
On the way to Dobby's Home

Looking out from near Dobby's Home

An elk we spotted along the way

If you visit this geotrail and haven't gotten an
AGT coin for this county, there's some nice caching and a coin available. It is also a great place to get started on the Pennsylvania DCNR
Legacy of Conservation Geotrail. There are 30 caches in the series.
There's more images of Cameron County posted on my
AGT blog and my
regular blog.