May the Force be with you Traditional Cache
OReviewer: As there's been no response to my earlier note, I am forced to archive this listing.
If you wish to repair/replace the cache sometime in the future, just contact me email, including the GC Code, and assuming it meets the guidelines, we'll be happy to unarchive it.
Thanks,
-OReviewer
May the Force be with you
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Saw one like this on the internet and wanted to try to duplicate it. hardest part is finding a good spot for it.
This is along another part of the highlands trail down by waterloo village. parking is on the opposite side of waterloo rd towards the camp allamuchy side of the waterloo village entrance. Have wanted to hike this section for a while and while hiking, could not pass up the chance to place some caches. This is steep hike up to GZ. The rating system put this at a 3 but I think it could be a 3.5 in some spots.
Hikerfam11 mom made this made this one herself after seeing it on the internet and I think she did a pretty good job.
Please put the cache back in the same position you found it,so the next cacher tio enjoy!
Great hike and awesome views from the top.
The Highlands Trail highlights the natural beauty of the New Jersey and New York Highlands region, and draws the public's attention to this endangered resource. It is a cooperative effort of the New York - New Jersey Trail Conference, conservation organizations, state and local governments, and local businesses. It extends over 150 miles from Storm King Mountain on the Hudson River in New York south to Riegelsville, New Jersey, on the Delaware River. The route connects scenic attractions in both states. Ultimately, a network of trails including alternate routes and multi-use paths is envisioned.
The Highlands Trail is a combination of co-alignment on established trails, new trails, and road walking. The co-aligned sections bear both trails' blazes, except for the Appalachian, Sterling Ridge, and Allis Trails, which have plastic Highlands Trail logos at critical points. Hikers must pay attention at intersections as the Highlands Trail often leaves one trail to join another. The Highlands Trail blaze is a teal-colored diamond. BYOP
Congratulations to mbonte on FTF!!
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