This cache is part of the NE Ohio State Park Challenge. There are
19 Ohio State Parks located in North East Ohio. with the boundaries
being East of I- 71 and North of I-70. There is one cache located
in each of the following parks: Cleveland Lakefront, Headlands
Beach, Geneva, Punderson, Pymatuning, Mosquito Lake,
Nelson-Kennedy, West Branch, Tinkers Creek, Lake Milton, Mohican,
Malabar Farm, Portage Lakes, Quail Hollow, Guilford Lake, Beaver
Creek, Jefferson Lake, Dillon and Salt Fork. All caches are Ammo
Cans. Cachers are challenged to find all 19 caches between May 23rd
(Memorial Day Weekend) and September 7th (Labor Day). You get
credit for finding the cache from Geocaching.com. TO RECEIVE CREDIT
FOR THE CHALLENGE, YOU MUST PHOTOGRAPH YOURSELF HOLDING THE LOG
BOOK SO WE CAN SEE YOU AND THE NAME OF THE PARK. Once you have all
19 cache photos, email them to me. THE FIRST 100 PEOPLE TO COMPLETE
THE CHALLENGE WILL RECEIVE A GEOCOIN.
SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THE CACHERS THAT VOLUNTEERED TO HIDE THESE
CACHES.
The Cayuga Trail is a long loop trail which will take you to the
western edge of the park. The cache is near the end of the trail’s
loop. You will not need to leave the path until you are about 75
feet from the cache. If you continue down the trail another 200
feet or so where it begins to turn back to the east, you will get a
nice view of the southern edge of Pine Lake.
If you choose to complete the entire loop of the Cayuga Trail
after finding the cache, you will walk about 2.2 miles. For the
shortest route, stick to the southern end of the trail going in and
coming out. Be prepared for mud and be sure to bring your bug
spray!
