This is a six stage multi with easy questions along the way as well as easy parking close by at every stage. All stages excluding the final have no physical container.
Along your journey you will need to answer questions, these answers can be obtained from plaques on or close by to the statues. You may want to bring pen and paper to keep track of your answers along the way. If you decide to walk all the stages it should take less than one hour, and less than 20 minutes if you drive. Fill in these coordinates to get to GZ for the final stage to sign the log:
N 31° 36.0AA
W 094° BB.CCC
Stage 1
Crocket's book was published in what year?
1926- go to N 31° 36.884 W 094° 38.950
1932- go to N 31° 36.857 W 094° 38.960
1901- go to N 31° 36.900 W 094° 38.975
Stage 2
This statue and plaque honor physicians who served the Nacogdoches community between what years?
1800-1950 --then AA=55 now go to N 31° 36.496 W 094° 39.011
1800-1900 --then AA=96 now go to N 31° 36.509 W 094° 38.991
1850-1950 --then AA= 32 now go to N 31° 36.496 W 094° 39.001
Stage 3
What animal was a frequent subject in Baker's poems? Also get a smiley for GC49K5F located near this stage.
If butterflies- go to N 31° 36.254 W 094° 39.215
If horses- go to N 31° 36. 254 W 094° 39.233
If birds- go to N 31° 36.237 W 094° 39.172
Stage 4
The quote on the plaque from the Nacogdoches Chronicle is dated:
August 5, 1895- then 1895-1842=BB now go to N 31° 36.128 W 094° 39.138
June 3, 1888- then 1888-1817=BB now go to N 31° 36.131 W 094° 39.147
September 30, 1897- then 1897-1858=BB now go to N 31° 36.149 W 094° 39.156
Stage 5
The plaque behind this statue honors those who fought in the battle of:
San Jacinto, then CCC= 378
Nacogdoches, then CCC=400
Gonzales, then CCC=425