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Credit: Canva / @ChelseaGotta / @onthejohn / @the.cline.famHow does someone from Iowa find out about a treasure hunt in Utah worth $25 grand? Social media of course!The Utah Treasure Hunt has captured the imaginations of adventure-seekers both near and far, with a thrilling conclusion that saw a&nbsp;woman from Pella, Iowa, Chelsea Gotta, emerge as the triumphant treasure finder. This captivating event challenged participants to solve a secret riddle, cleverly concealed within a poem, in their quest to unearth a $25,000 prize hidden somewhere in Utah. Check out the poem below.Chelsea Gotta's journey to victory was nothing short of remarkable. After three arduous trips in search of the treasure, she was on the verge of giving up. However, her determination prevailed, and she decided to give it one last shot. Her relentless research ultimately paid off when she cracked the riddle's code, leading her to the treasure's location in Mueller Park, nestled in southeastern Bountiful, Utah. Check out the video breakdown of the clues below.The 51-day hunt served as a testament to the event's inclusivity and the founders' vision of making it accessible to all. John Maxim, one of the brains behind the Utah Treasure Hunt, expressed his admiration for Chelsea's dedication, highlighting that this success story reaffirmed their goal of providing a free and open treasure hunt for everyone. According to Instagram posts, Chelsea made 3 trips out of state, driving up to 16 hours.The Utah Treasure Hunt had its origins as a passion project initiated by Dave Cline and John Maxim in 2020 during the pandemic lockdowns. Since its inception, it has evolved into an eagerly anticipated annual event, drawing participants from across the United States. Over time, the event has even gained support from various companies, allowing the founders to maintain creative control and craft hunts that are as enjoyable, challenging, and available to all hunters.View this post on InstagramA post shared by John Maxim (@onthejohn)While the future launch date of the next Utah Treasure Hunt remains uncertain, one thing is clear: this event has become an enduring and beloved tradition, promising more thrilling adventures and exciting discoveries in the years to come. Currently, there is a 2023 QR Code Treasure Hunt underway worth $30K.Nature and hiking areas around the Dubuque, IA area.Gallery Credit: Tom EhlersGallery Credit: Tom EhlersSee the beauty of Michigan's Pictured Rocks National Lake ShoreGallery Credit: Tom EhlersCommentsLeave A CommentDubuque Adds Fees For Using Public Charging Stations For EVsJohn Deere Provides $500,000 Grant To Dubuque’s Habitat for HumanityThese Are The Top 20 Halloween Costumes For 2023Illinois Ranks In The Top 10 For UFO SightingsIowa Hawkeyes QB McNamara Out For Season10 Things Even Iowans Hate About IowaDubuque Fighting Saints Home Opener Brings In-State Rival To TownWisconsin Child Care Subsidy Changes Begin October 1Invasive Bug Found In Illinois For First Time

Credit: Canva / @ChelseaGotta / @onthejohn / @the.cline.famHow does someone from Iowa find out about a treasure hunt in Utah worth $25 grand? Social media of course!The Utah Treasure Hunt has captured the imaginations of adventure-seekers both near and far, with a thrilling conclusion that saw a&nbsp;woman from Pella, Iowa, Chelsea Gotta, emerge as the triumphant treasure finder. This captivating event challenged participants to solve a secret riddle, cleverly concealed within a poem, in their quest to unearth a $25,000 prize hidden somewhere in Utah. Check out the poem below.Chelsea...

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