How do you choose to play the game of geocaching? Do you love to run for the FTF’s. Do you prefer the challenges of the 5/5 caches. Do you enjoy hunting micros and nanos or do prefer to seek caches that require a substantial hike with an ammo can as the final goal? Do you work on the puzzle caches till your brain aches just to get the geochecker to say “Success!”? Are you an “in it for the numbers” person or is it “quality not quantity” for you? Do you like to cache alone or with others? Do you like to try to cache every day – maybe you are on a streak? Do you like to hide caches as much as you like to find them? Do you like keeping a “radius” cleared? Maybe you like to do it all!
Thank goodness there are so many ways to play this game. It allows everyone to join in the fun. And it should be about the fun. Embrace your choices but realize that everyone plays it differently. Now grab a friend and get out there and cache!
The purpose of this very simple cache is to bring you and your family to the newly opened 2- mile section of the Saucon Rail Trail. You are looking for a small lock-n-lock container. Muggles abound so please be stealthy and re-hide as well as, or better than, found.
Official parking is at N 40° 32.287 and W 75° 23.240. If you park at Landis Mill Road or Spring Valley Road, you are liable to be ticketed or your car may be hit. Please obey all posted trail rules. Trail and park open dawn to dusk. No night caching.
All caches placed along this trail require PADCNR Geocache ID forms to be filed with the appropriate Township Board. Permission has been granted for this cache.