Sinton Trail Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 5/24/2013
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:


At 13.09 acres, Sinton Pond Open Space provides Colorado Springs residents and visitors with a unique opportunity to experience an urban aquatic habitat.  This park site is the only piece of open space remaining in an area full of dense commercial and office park development. Sinton Pond hosts ducks, geese, mule deer, song birds, hawks, and falcons.  Other notable information about the pond is that springs feed the artificial body of water. Like so many other special places around Colorado Springs, Sinton Pond is an area of archaeological significance.  Flash flooding along South Douglas Creek in 1994 exposed the remains of a Native American site.  Other prehistoric artifacts have been found by professional archaeologists, as well.
 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    Small camo container with log only. BYOP. You can enter the Sinton Trail from Goose Gossage Park, which is preferred so you can enjoy the urban refuge. Can also access from Sinton Rd, with parking nearby.  Watch for snakes and cactii in the area. 
  Congrats to The SKuLL for FTF!!

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