Buffalo Eye at Centennial Forest Traditional Cache
Buffalo Eye at Centennial Forest
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You are looking for a very small container. Please be gentle with the new plantings. This cache requires a walk and if people replace in same position as where it is found it should be easily visible. Bring your tweezers.
The name of this cache comes from the planting group the cache has been hidden in. From your satellite view if you zoom in close you can see the shape of a buffalo, and I placed this container close to where the eye would be located if seen from above. This location is known for it's numerous birds. Please do not park on the paved road. A short distance NW of the cache is a river bridge with a trail running along side it. Pull into the approach and park to the side of the trail. Do not block the trail with your vehicle. Since it appears the entire area isn't being mowed anymore, I'd suggest walking south from the parking area between the tree rows next to the road until you get towards the southern end of this park. When you see the more dense bushes planted to make half the buffalo shape, follow the mowed path around the outline until your close to ground zero. During some times of the year this river near the parking area is fast, the water cold, and has a steep bank so please watch your children carefully. Dogs are welcome in the park but must be either leashed or under voice control. This geocache is NOT winter friendly and will likely be impossible to find as soon as the first snowfall of the season.
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