As the name suggests, the trail follows the 'high water' canal way
leading to the old St. Jacobs mill, which now is a retail outlet
for various local artisans!!
You can park at: N43 32.449 W80 33.351
If you come in the evening, just before dark, you're likely to
see numerous Muskrats that raid the farmer’s cornfield to the
north, for food. At this time of the year (November), there are
large 'floats' of 'tree limbs' and 'corn stalks', which I presume
to be the 'winter larder'. Even if you don't see the muskrats, it
is hard to miss the trails they make, from the field to the 'mill
race'.
If you continue East on the trail a short distance, you'll find
the source of the mill race, a weir on the Conestogo River. From
this location we've observed (to the North) the Flying Dutchmen
remote control airplanes performing aerial stunts. This was quite
entertaining.
BTW: Other caches, may be closer then you think!!
This is NOT a "small" cache!
