This multi trail has been designed for the younger cachers who drag their mums & dads out seeking the magical tupperware box full of swaps!
The trail is set along the length of one path but it is disected by two main roads, these crossing both have proper light controlled crossing points that make it safe for all concerned.
Approximatley 1.2 Km from start to finish depending on how many detours the junior cachers take :-)
There are eleven stages with a very easy question at each, (Note the numbers down) please remember this trail is designed for younger players so please don't complain it's basic, it's meant to be :-)
It would be easiest to start at the northern end stage one and work toward the south, with the exception of the two roads the entire route can be cycled safely in any weather by younger players although the Bullbrook runs along side the path for the entire length, the Englemere Pond is a nice walk on the Northern tip if you have time.
A word of warning if you have young cachers with you, there is a rather excellent play park to the Northeast of stage one, my kids would have sniffed it out and gone no where else ;-)
The entire route is perfect of cycles, buggies and toddlers, wheelchair users could manage everything except the final stage!!!
There is a myriad number of waterfoul around the pond as well as Kingfishers & Herons in the Brook, a lovely clean walk on flat terrain.
With the eleven sets of numbers noted please now add stages 7 - 11 together (Get mum or dad to do this) and then multiply this by 19 (Calculators are permitted) this will give you the remaining three digits for the N's - Then add together the digits from stages 1 - 6 and multiply by 44 for the remaining three W's digits.
Assume N 51 25.- - - & W 000 43. - - -