We Still Love Lake Township Multi-Cache
HalanskiExpeditions: This cache has been take and we have move from the area. Time to archive this one. We hope all who have tried or found this cache that you had a good time and we took to a special place 😊
We Still Love Lake Township
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This is a 3 stage multi-cache that will take you to 3 of our favorite haunts in the neighborhood.
This cache is NOT about finding a treasure trove of trinkets, but absolutely about the areas you'll visit. You will probably need to drive between stages, though it would also make a most enjoyable kayak or canoe adventure, or you could go by bike. However you travel, we PROMISE it will be worth the trip! The first 2 stages are within the Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore and require a permit. The final stage is in the Lake Township Park, which also requires a parking fee, or there is adjacent National Lakeshore parking. This can be a VERY busy area in mid-summer, so use stealth in your hunt. This is a micro cache, so bring your own pencil.
Stage 1: At the first stage you will find a sign describing the area and some of the many various activities available. On that sign, you will find the information needed to complete the coordinates for Stage 2. Also, available at the first stage are new handicap accessibility to a fishing dock and a handicap kayak launch.
N44 43.ABC W086 08.DE0
A = Trail Head Number for Shauger Hill Trail
B = Trail Head Number for The Dunes Trail (Sleeping Bear Point Loop)
C = Trail Head Number for the Empire Bluff Trail
D = Trail Head Number for Cottonwood Trail
E = Trail Head Number for the Platte Plains Trail
Stage 2: At the second stage you will find another descriptive sign about the geology of the area and area roadways. On that sign, you will find the information needed to complete the coordinates for Stage 3:
N44 43.*** W086 09.###
*** = Subtract the number of miles to the east of the sign that the Platte River begins from 817
### = Add the number of miles to the east of the sign that the Platte River begins to 363
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Treasures
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