Cos-scut-e-nong-sebee was the name given to the Huron River by the Wyandot Indians. French explorers came to this area in 1680 and renamed it Huron River after seeing the Wyandot Indians with their bristly hair. The explorers were reminded of the stiff hairs seen on the wild boar or hure found in France.
To find this cache you will be traveling over ground once occupied by these Wyandot Indians.
The cache is in a clear plastic container with a dark cover. It at one time the cache held a one time use camera for groups to take their pictures at the cache. These pictures were posted on this page.
Please squeeze the air out of the ziploc bags before closing them completely.
Please replace the cache the way you found it. REMEMBER, WE MUST HIDE THE CACHE IN SUCH A WAY THAT A NON-GEOCACHER WILL NOT DISCOVER IT!
If you want to learn more about the Huron River Watershed check out WWW.hrwc.org.
This cache is located within Lower Huron Metropark, a part of the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority park system. A Metropark Vehicle Entry Permit is required: Annual Permit $40. Senior(62+) Permit $29. Daily Permit $10.
For General information please call 810-227-2752 or 800-47-PARKS. Or visit our website at www.metroparks.com.
All park rules and regulations apply. Park in parking lots only. Check the Metroparks website for park hours.
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No cache machines please.
Have fun!
The permit for this cache was renewed prior to the 4/15/2021 deadline and again was approved by Kevin Arnold | Southern District Interpretive Services Supervisor Huron-Clinton Metroparks on 04/13/21