This is our family's first cache. We picked this location because
this a cool park and is very close to home. Our cache is one of
eight caches in this park. My hope is that a new cache will bring
more people to this park to search for my cache as well as the
seven existing caches. Besides the caches, there are several
humongous oak trees and a waterfall in the park. Rocks are also
abundant in the park and home to many of the parks garter snakes.
It is rare that you don't see a snake in this park. They are
friendly so don't be afraid. If you even remotely enjoy nature,
this hidden gem of a park is one you will love. Dogs are welcome
but will need to be on a leash.
Ample parking, as well as the trail head into the park can be
found at N43 12.288 W078 39.515 Park hours are sunrise to sunset.
NO NIGHT CACHING!
I made a trail map. It is available below. Feel free to use it
for this and any other caches you plan on seeking in the park.. As
always, please stay on the trails as much as possible. The cache is
about 50 feet from the trail. Much of the terrain is difficult off
the trail. The quicker way is not straight line in this park.
There is a special gift, hand crafted by yours truly, for the
FTF. I am also dropping off a travel bug for any finder to move
along.
The official plant (or semi-official at least) of Niagara County
is Poison Ivy. It is abundant in this park. I did not see any
poison ivy where I placed the cache but there is some near by.
Please take caution and teach any little ones what poison ivy looks
like and why you don't want to touch it.
There are also some thorns in the vicinity of the cache.
The park has abundant trash and recycling containers for your
convenience.
Awesome swag loaded in the initial cache (Please trade
accordingly): *Flashlight *Rhinoceros *GlowSticks *Rubber balls
*Disney Princess *Mini-Football
Have fun and enjoy the park!