National Trust South Bedfordshire: History Trail 5 Traditional Cache
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National Trust South Bedfordshire: History Trail 5
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This is the fifth in a trail of caches telling some of the history of Dunstable Downs. It is by a path along the bottom of Dunstable Downs which can be accessed from several places ( the easiest way to get to it is probably from the layby at the corner of the B4541 and Tring Road ).
Watch out for red kites which can frequently be seen hunting in this area.
The cache is a clip lunch-box covered in camouflage tape, not immediately visible but quite easy to uncover.
Dunstable Downs is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a kite-flying hotspot. Acres of space to enjoy with fabulous views over the Vale of Aylesbury and along the Chiltern Ridge. Chalk grassland, rich in wildlife, provides prime walking country – spot the gliders soaring over the glorious landscape!
GPS devices are now available to borrow from the Chilterns Gateway Centre so you can introduce your friends and family to geocaching too!
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