The Land Between The Rivers Multi-Cache

This is a 5 stage Multi-Cache Located in BREC's Frenchtown Road Conservation Area.
You should allow a couple of hours for this, wear sturdy boots, and prepare for a hike.

Frenchtown Road Conservation Area or "The Land Between The Rivers" is the largest Park and the largest Conservation Area currently operated by BREC.

Published with Permission from BREC Conservation Staff.

The park is located near the south end of Frenchtown Road. Once you pass under the railroad tracks, BREC's Parking Lot is located immediately on the left. NO PARKING at the end of the road, please only use BREC's parking lot. This park does have access to the Amite River and fishing is allowed following Louisiana State Regulations however, due to the fast current and hidden hazards, swimming in the Amite River is not advised.

Be careful, as the terrain can be slippery.

There is a short hike to the Geocache coordinates.

BREC Website

BREC’s Frenchtown Road Conservation Area has been set aside to preserve its aesthetic beauty and ecological significance. Help us accomplish this by enjoying the park while following the regulations outlined below.

NOT YOUR USUAL BREC RULES!

Working closely with BREC staff, Quikdraw13 and dh2000dh have been working to populate the Beautiful conservation area with interesting and fun caches.

Frenchtown currently has over 3 miles of trails which wind around the north and central parts of the park including access to the Amite River's Beach, several Amite River overlooks and access to countless Cypress-Tupelo sloughs.

Please remember to "Leave No Trace", and enjoy the wildlife.