Caching in the cave: Lost River Spring. Traditional Cache
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Caching in the cave: Lost River Spring.
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A long walk in the park.
You must check in at the visitors center before you go caching in the valley. Hours of operation are 9:00am until 4:00pm. There is no charge to explore the valley.
Please obey the trail rules.
Trail Rules
Please do not feed or play with the wild animals along the trail.
Stay on the defined trails.
Remember, the quieter you can be: the more wildlife you will see.
Be careful where you walk! There are roots, rocks and stairs in the park.
Make sure that all your trash is deposited into the trash cans along the trail.
Binoculars are available for your use. Inquire at the gift shop desk.
You'll know the end is near when you see the sign. The coords will take you to the Lost River Spring. There can be an unknown number of underground streams flowing in a karst area. Some of these underground streams intercept the surface to form springs. A spring is a point where groundwater flows out of the ground and becomes visible on the surface. This spring is the largest spring in the Valley. The spring flows down into Blue Hole One before joining the Lost River that will later flow into the cave. Description is copied with permission from the visitors guide avaiable at the visitors center. Please get one to read the full description. Cache is at the spring head. Cache is hidden in some rocks on top of the pring. When walking back please take different trails back. Try to take the trail the passes the quarry. The Civil War left Bowling Green destroyed . During reconstruction several quarries were opened around Warren County. This is the site of one of those quarries. Stone was taken from here to used for buildings and for construction of monuments. This stone continued to be used when it was discovered that was much easier to cut, Why? This limestone has a high oil content. It also weathers to be lighter in color. Many buildings contain Bowling Green limestone ca be seen throughout historic downtown Bowling Green.
Now a 1 mile walk back to the car.
Additional Hints
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