6-pk of Smileys #3 - Hedge Apple Row Multi-cache

This series covers 10.2 miles and is intended to be hiked from the beginning to the end. It can be completed in stages, but please avoid the urge to drive to trailheads to save time. Just get a friend to drop you at the starting point and pick you up when you have completed the section. The series has been designed to encourage through hiking.

The caches in this series are as follows:

• GC2HP68 - Swiss Woods (1)
• GC2HP69 - Snavely Mill (2)
• GC2HP6A - Hedge Apple Row (3)
• GC2HP6B - Green Pastures (4)
• GC2HP6D - Still Waters (5)
• GC2HP6E - King of the Road (6)

Each log in the series contains a set of coordinates at the top. You will want to keep a record of these points for future use. Trust me, you'll be glad you wrote them down.

The Conestoga Trail system has its northern terminus at the old Lebanon Pumping Station just off route 322 (N 40 14.666, W 76 20.198). The Horseshoe Trail also crosses the CTS at this point. The southern terminus is located at Lock 12 in York County just across the Norman Wood Bridge and off route 372. At this southern terminus, the CTS reaches the Mason-Dixon Trail

This section of the Conestoga Trail features a long row of Osage Orange trees. You will find hedge apples all along the trail during October and November. They have a knack for repelling spiders, so grab a few to put in the dark corners of your home.

You are looking for a micro at stage 2 and a small at the final. At the final you will become acquainted with the baying hounds of Hackman's bend. They know you're there, you can't sneak past them.