Caching in the Cave: The Crossroads Traditional Cache
Caching in the Cave: The Crossroads
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Geocaching at Lost River Cave You must check in the Visitors Center before going caching. The Visitors Center is open seven days a week by 9:30am and trails close at dusk. There is no charge to explore the valley; Lost River Cave is a non-profit organization and donations are appreciated to maintain the trails. Trail Rules: • Please do not feed or touch wildlife. • Stay on defined trails. • Remember, the quieter you are the more wildlife you may see. • Be careful where you walk! There are roots, rocks, and natural stairs in the park. • Help us keep this park beautiful and clean by throwing away your trash in trashcans or recycle stations located around the park. • Binoculars are available for your use. Inquire at the Visitors Center. • Dogs are allowed on the park, they must be on a leash at all times and waste cleanup is required. • Please be courteous of other guests visiting the park. Oak, Maples, and Hackberry are just some of the trees that offer shelter on the trails. These trees serve as both a playground and home for both grey and white squirrel, American Robin, and Kentucky's state bird the Northern Cardinal. The trailhead forks off into two different paths after crossingover the bridge. The Ridgetop Trail takes you along the eastern side of the valley. The Bluehole Trail takes you down throughthe valley and along the western escarpment edge. Watch for wildlife and the three Karst DANBG here, I am the owner of the caching in the cave caches. I'm not sure how many cachers take the time to read the description but if you are reading this and enjoy the caching in the cave series I would like you to please write The Lost River Cave and tell them about your experience. I am sure they would like to hear from you. http://www.lostrivercave.org/contact/ I would like "the cave" to know how much cachers appreciate the caching in the cave series and all the things "the cave" has done for the local caching community over the years. Also if you are on Face Book The Lost River Cave has a FB page and you can post your caching photos and relate your experience on the cave's FB page. I hope you enjoy your time at the park. Thank you.
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