Have you ever wished you could roll back the clock and see the giants that use to live in Florida's swamps many years ago. Well here's your opportunity. There's a small number of virgin cypress trees still living along Tootoosahatchee Creek. One of them is so big it would take 4 to 5 people to completely embrace it with their arms.
Choose your path wisely. There's no need to do any serious bushwhacking. A trail will take you very close to the cache site but you may encounter some obstacles along the way. Good luck!
Contents & Container:
First stage is a surprise. See hint if you need help. Second stage (the final) is an ammo box loaded with camping, hunting and fishing supplies.
Directions, Hours & Fees:
The main entrance to the area is located along Taylor Creek Road at coordinates N28° 29.900 W80° 59.917. A $3.00 entry fee per vehicle is required. The parking coordinates for the nearest trailhead are N28° 30.690 W80° 58.768. From there it's only a half mile walk to the cache site. Area is open from 8:00 A.M. to sundown.
Important Information:
This cache is located within the Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area. Visitors should be aware of seasonal hunting and must abide by all area regulations while on the area. Please visit http://myfwc.com/viewing/recreation/wmas/lead/tosohatchee for more information. For hunting days, see the on-line calendar at http://myfwc.com/viewing/recreation/wmas/lead/tosohatchee/when-to-visit.
Approvals:
Cache has been approved by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (Permit # GEO-22279).