This is one of those boring hides but the hide brings you to a very nice view of the Hudson-Athens lighthouse. Depending on your direction of travel, the view will either elude you or smack you right in the face. Due to the width of the road and lack of a truly decent parking spot close to the cache, I have included the “official” parking area. This makes the trek about a quarter of a mile but should be the safest way to approach the cache.

I have the Census to thank for this location as I had to work on this road during one of the operations. Had I just turned the car around I would never have caught this view. Pure, dumb luck is what got me here.
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