Baiter Park is a large mainly grassy park next to one of the world's largest natural harbours. This area is very popular with tourists and locals alike, so you'll definitely be dodging muggles along the way, although the final cache location is mostly secluded. This walk can be completed by wheelchair users though they will probably need assistance to retrieve the cache.
Our nutty dog, a German Shepherd/Collie called Harry, spent his first 7 years cooped up in a small house on a city estate. We adopted him and brought him to Poole, where we introduced him to this fabulous place, and he learnt to run on Baiter. The first time he ran madly in every direction until he finally collapsed from exhaustion! From then on it was always his favourite place, and he enjoyed a brilliant retirement by the sea. So now that Harry is in doggy heaven (which we hope has a sea view!) Baiter seemed an obvious choice for our first cache. Congratulations to FTF DorsetJohn!
You will not find the cache at the given co-ordinates, this is the co-ordinates for Stage 1, though you can also start the walk from Stage 3.
There is parking at either Poole Quay or at the following locations if you are starting at Stage 1: N50 42.903 W001 58.252 or N50 42.805 W001 58.310
Stage 1: N50 42.864 W001 58.246 When did Poole cycle speedway move to its home at Harbourside? Answer = 197A
Stage 2: N50 42.692 W001 58.503 What is the date on the QEII field plaque? Answer = 20B2
Stage 3: N50 42.718 W001 58.641 How many miles is it to Westbourne? Answer = C
The final cache can be found at: N50 42. (2A) C (2B) W1 58. B (A-B)0