Bicentennial Loudonville Ohio 1814-2014 Traditional Cache

This spot shows a view of the valley nestled among the Mohican hills.  The village of Loudonville recently (August 2014) celebrated its bicentennial with a five-day fun-filled celebration.  There have been many changes in two hundred years, but the forested hills and flowing Black Fork of the Mohican River still remain.  With the adjacent Mohican Forest and State Park and Black Fork remaining, Loudonville has become the canoe capital of Ohio.

One may park on the street near the entrance, and enjoy a nice hike; or, drive up the hill on a paved road, and upon reaching the destination, have a park and grab experience.  Be careful making the turns.  Cache during daylight hours only.  Be respectful of surroundings and drive slowly (15mph).  If children are in the caching party, please be stealthy, so the attention of nearby neighbors will not be drawn to the cache.