Rogers Rocking Cache Traditional Cache
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This is a good cache for day trippers and happy campers alike. The $6.00 summer season fee is required at the Rogers Rock Public Campground, but you can us it for a swim and a picnic in a lovely spot on Lake George after you find the cache.
The campground was opened to the public in 1947. It is named in honor of a Colonial ranger, Major Robert Rogers, who was the best british scout during the French & Indian War in the 1750's.
The cache is a plastic sandwich size Lock n Lock container. It has a lot of goodies from Vermont & upstate NY including a "Champ" shot glass, an Indian arrowhead, Ben & Jerry stuff and an Adirondack hiker pin for the FTF.
Park near campsites 210 or 212 and follow the faint trail up toward Rogers Rock Mountain. Though this is not a state-maintained trail, there are a few plastic orange blazes tied to saplings to mark the way. The cache is approximately a quarter mile up the trail and then to the left. GPS tend to act up here because of thick canopy.
Additional Hints
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Pbpx lbhe urnq gura ybbx QBJA naq HAQRE n perivpr orgjrra ebpxf.