Let’s take a look at the possible Olympic Rings Clue in the treasure hunt – There’s Treasure Inside!
On page 136 of the book, There’s Treasure Inside, is shown an image of the Olympic Rings. Like there are five rings, each of a different color, so there are five treasure boxes, each in a different state to find. These are worth millions in hidden treasures.
Because Jon has said he wanted to spread out the treasure boxes so that each person could feel like there is one close to them to search for, it’s been considered maybe the rings hint to regions. It’s interesting the layout of the treasure boxes often presented by Jon match the layout of the Olympic rings.
But when the Olympic Rings are placed on the US map, locations on where some of boxes are thought to be are kept. Now, it must be said, nothing is confirmed – until a box is found. But the Appalachian Footpath box could be in the NorthEast – somewhere along the Appalachian Trial. And if the rings’ image is flipped this can line up to the blue ring.
The Pokémon box fits still with the southeast region – and aligns with the gold ring – the color of the box and its commemorative coin.
The Forrest Fenn box could be found within the region of the green ring, the Past and future box with the red, and Lion’s Share in the Black.
It’s a theory. But this Olympic rings clue theory is interesting to play around with. Join discussions on the MW Discord.
If you feel boxes are in a certain area, would it work? If some of the boxes line up to where you think they might be, and where you have followed the clues to lead you – then do the rings help hint to other locations?