The first night cache we ever attempted was Koikeeper’s
Bleeding Fish (GC17KJQ) . At dusk, on a beautiful summer’s
evening, we apprehensively set out with the Nuttier Caching Nut,
not sure of what to expect. We wound up having a fun time laughing
and stumbling around the trails, looking for those elusive fire
tacks. We learned a lot that evening – Mrs. ZB is not good at
night caches, you will find every spider web in the forest, you
should invest in a powerful flashlight and always carry extra
batteries. We eventually got to meet Koikeeper and ImpalaBob and
now consider them two of our favorite caching friends.
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 “black as night” bison tube.
Muggles are everywhere. Please be stealthy and rehide as well as,
or better than, found.
Official parking is at N 40° 32.287 and W 75° 23.240. If you
park on Landis Mill Road or Spring Valley Road, you are liable to
be ticketed or your car may be hit. And 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.