GC2EW61 Name That Tree (Traditional Cache) in Mississippi, United States created by Tunica RiverPark

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isht kinta: Since the cache owner has not responded to my reviewer log requesting the geocache be maintained, the geocache has been archived.

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A cache by Tunica RiverPark Message this owner

Hidden : 9/8/2010

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

Tunica RiverPark & Museum is proud to host thirteen
geocaches on our park grounds. We currently have twelve Traditional
caches and one EarthCache in the park. Eleven of these geocaches
were placed by Tunica RiverPark for your enjoyment and to bring you
to some of the best places to see Mississippi Delta wildlife.

Perfect for family outings or a romantic sunset walk, the Tunica RiverPark allows you to interact up close with the awe-inspiring beauty of the Mississippi River. The grounds are rich with native wildlife and flora, and the stunning architectural features of the RiverPark Overlook provide breathtaking views of America’s river.

All of the geocaches are accessible in the free areas, but you
won't want to miss out on the gem of a museum we have here.

Name That Tree is hidden along Tunica RiverPark's Ecotrail. At this point along the way, there are two different tree identification signs. I didn't hide the cache at either of those trees, because they're right beside the trail. It is hidden beside another tree, farther from the trail. You will probably see a tree that's like a magnet for geocachers fairly close to this hide. Yes. I did indeed consider hiding it up there..

Located within the grounds of the Tunica RiverPark, the EcoTrail winds nearly two miles through our beautiful wetland forest. Sturdy walkways allow hikers to access otherwise difficult-to-reach homes of native creatures like deer, fox, turtles — and even snakes.

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