Newton Wood is a fantastic place the get away from it all and
enjoy nature. Spring is a particularly good time to visit and see
the spectacular displays of bluebells, althought he is plenty to
enjoy at any time of year.
This cache along with
National Trust Trail – Cliff Ridge Wood & Quarry and
National Trust Trail – Roseberry Topping contain the
coordinates for the bonus cache
National Trust Trail – Newton Moor. The numbers are
marked on both the box and the front of the log book.
The National Trust is a charity that protects special places in
England, Wales and Northern Ireland, for ever, for everyone
Car parking is available in Newton Under Roseberry at N
54°30.450' W 001°07.250'
Question One: N 54°30.439' W 001°06.834'
Newton Wood grow on the lower slopes of Cleveland’s most
famous natural landmark – Roseberry Topping. How high above
sea level is Roseberry Topping in meters?
Answer = ABC
Question Two: N 54°30.239' W 001°06.895'
There is an old boundary marker stone in the woods. On one side is
the letter ‘N’. Which number of the alphabet appears on
the other? (where a=1, b=2, c=3 etc.)
Answer = DE
Question Three: N 54°29.971’ W 001°07.166'
The woods are managed for wildlife. National Trust volunteers have
put up many bird boxes and numbered them so we can monitor the
birds that use them. What number is written on the bird box?
Answer = FG
Question Four: N 54°30.044' W 001°06.745'
We like to look after our visitors as well as our wildlife. How
many log steps have we built to help you to continue your journey
northwards?
Answer = HI
Goal: N 54°30.(C+F)(A+D)(B)' W 001°06.(I-B)(H-G)(E-F)'
The area is extremely popular with visitors so stealth will be
required at all times.