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431.  Dog Statues 
by:  Dog Statues Managers Statues or memorials of human's best friend, the domesticated dog. Please click on "show additional information" below to see requirements for posting in this category. |
432.  Disguised Cell Towers
by: Disguised Cell Tower Seekers Locate a cellular tower that does not look like a typical tower. ONLY TOWERS THAT ARE DISGUISED WILL BE ACCEPTED! No towers that are color blended or just painted the same as the structure will be allowed. |
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435.  Broken Column Headstones
by: Broken Column Headstones This category is for Broken Column headstones/monuments found in cemeteries; however, Broken Column headstones/monuments found outside a cemetery will be considered on a case-by-case basis. This is for columns that were intentionally constructed to appear broken to denote a life cut short. |
436.  National Parks (U.S.)
by: US National Park Service National Parks Services are located around the United States showing us history, culture,
education, recreation and various other beauties.
The Park MUST be listed on the US National Park
Service Website before it can be accepted into this category! Please make sure that this waymark is listed on the US National Park page. Please read FULL description. |
437.  Smokey Bear Sign Sightings
by: Smokey Bear Sighters To celebrate the longest running public service campaign in US History. Smokey Bear (not Smokey the Bear as commonly thought) was created in 1944 and to celebrate his 60-something birthday, our mission statement is "to find all remaining statues and placards of Smokey Bear." |
438.  Idaho Historical Markers
by: Gem State Historians Roadside historic markers are our windows to the past. They educate us, they make us curious to investigate, or they provide a nice excuse to take a break and stretch our legs while we read what happened here. The historic markers are a great way to learn about the Gem State! See waymark creation and logging requirements below. |
439.  Steakhouses
by: SpringsCachers Locations of a resturants that their primary menu item is steak; steak and potatoes; or steak and seafood. |
440.  Photo Cutouts
by: Say Cheeze Say Cheeeze! This category gives people the opportunity to have fun with waymarks by documenting their interaction with photo cutouts. Traditionally made of painted plywood with cutouts where the face would be, these popular attractions are common in tourist venues, businesses, parks, and other public locations. Adults and children alike rarely pass up the opportunity to slip their heads into place and say "Cheeeze!" |
441.  Amateur Baseball Fields
by: Field of Dreams Description: We are looking for those places where amateur baseball or softball is played. This can be little league, schools and colleges. It can be on school, community, or city fields. The description should include the location and/or name of the field.
(Example: Joe Bechtel Field, Grass Lake HS, Grass Lake, MI)
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442.  Artistic Welcome Signs
by: Welcome Wagon Communities often create wonderful artwork for their welcome signs – paintings, carvings, or even sculptures. This is a place to showcase these signs and the communities that they represent.
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444.  Flags of Organizations
by: Flag Wavers This group will seek out and record examples of flags that represent organizations, corporations, institutions, businesses, agencies, or any other group that is not a political/governmental division. Only ONE example of any specific flag will be accepted into the category. |
445.  Oddball Museums
by: Oddball Museums Managers You'll find the oddest museums in the most unlikely places. The Museum of Spam, The Toilet Seat Art Museum, and the Incredible World of Navel Fluff are just a few. |
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448.  Breweries
by: The brewers A brewery can be a building or place that produces large quantities of beer.
It can also be a business (brewing company) whose trade is the production and sale of its own beer or spirits (liquor).
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449.  Fitness Trails
by: Fitness Nuts A fitness trail consists of a path or course that has obstacles or stations distributed along its length for exercising the human body to promote good health. |
450.  Disc Golf Courses
by: Disc Golf Courses Managers Disc golf is played much like traditional golf. Instead of a ball and clubs, however, players use a flying disc, or Frisbee®.
There are plenty of disc golf courses out there, so grab a disc and give it a try!! |