Gnomish Settlers? Traditional Cache

Stoney Pond State Forest consists of 1,469 acres and offers visitors an opportunity to view a range of different flora and fauna. The 44-acre Stoney Pond was constructed in the late 1950's to provide wildlife habitat.

Click on the related web page above for the DEC Trail Map for Stoney Pond State Forest in *.pdf format

Welcome to Stoney Pond State Forest. I grew up a couple miles from here but did not really have much of a chance to visit it. I am making up for that now and would like to invite you to enjoy the trails and other available activities as well as grab a few caches in the process.

Available activities include

• paddling
• camping by permit May 1 through September 30
• cross-country skiing and snowshoeing
• horse-back riding
• hunting and trapping during appropriate seasons

Please make sure that you bring something to write with. Some of the caches in the series are large enough for a pencil, but some of them are not

From the looks of all the trees in this area - It is entirely possible that there was a gnomish settlement here back around the turn of the last century...

Congratulations to Team M&M for FTF