Dad: Life is Uncertain... Traditional Geocache
Dad: Life is Uncertain...
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Located in a nice prairie area, along the Knapweed Trail. Good trail for hiking or cross-country skiing. Park in the gravel lot near the front entrance to the park. Follow game trails to GZ where a micro in a small's body is hidden. Please add additional geocover as needed. BYOP
This short "treat series" is in honor of the guys in my life who've never turned down a sweet. After all: Life is Uncertain, Eat Dessert First!
Dad is a non-cacher, but he helps muddajay search since he figures the find will be faster! He'd be a good cacher with his years of experience hunting and fishing, which are good at helping you spot something out of place. Dad pretty much doesn't consider a meal complete without a dessert. He is a big fan of the Best Maid Cookie Factory and his car naturally turns into the driveway of any DQ or ice cream shop!
Daily or yearly park sticker required (daily available at parking area). Park hours are 6am-11pm. During cross-country ski season, please keep off the groomed trails. Also, there is hunting allowed in this part of the park during the 9-day deer season at the end of November and a few days in the spring during turkey hunting. Just be aware of your surroundings.
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Willow River State Park has many great attractions and trails including: the large waterfall at Willow Falls, Little Falls Dam and Lake, boat launch and beach, wonderful canoeing/kayaking waterways, fishing, family camping and group camping, cross-country skiing and ice fishing...not to mention all the wildlife.
The Geocache Notification Form has been submitted to Aaron L. Mason, Assistant Park Superintendent at Willow River State Park. Geocaches placed on Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources managed lands require permission by means of a notification form. Print out a paper copy of the notification form, fill in all required information, then submit it to the land manager. The DNR Notification form and land manager information can be obtained at the Wisconsin DNR website.
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