. The tree covered glacial sand dunes of the Capeway area are the setting for this 8 stage multi. The listed coordinates take you to stage one at the woods road junction. Then find the trailhead and head uphill following the path. All the stages are visible from the trail and most are right next to it, the furthest off is maybe 15 feet. You don't need to bushwhack, but if you choose to, I'd suggest gloves and eye protection. Bring your hiking shoes: the terrain rating is due mostly to one part of the trail but this is no place for sandals. As always, it's a good idea to review the cache page, maintenance logs and gallery before heading out.
Update 9/27/16: The route to this cache is now called the Beaver Dam Trail and the Town of Plymouth has descriptive plaques at intervals along it. Check them out before they are gone. The trail is clear but being eroding in places by horse and dirt bike traffic. Few thorns and no PI I could see. (See Related Web Page, above) .
Update 3/31/18: Only two of the plaques remain undamaged, erosion continues. Numerous blowdowns blocking trail but you can get by them..Update 10/8/21 ATV and dirt bike caused erosion continues; all of the plaques are damaged, half are gone now, the blowdowns have been cleared away
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