Enter the park from the University Avenue entrance. Parking coordinates are given as a waypoint. PARK HOURS ARE 6:30 AM TO DUSK
P.E.A.R. is an acronym for Palatlakaha Environmental and Agricultural Reserve. (pa-lat-la-KA-ha, slight emphasis on second sylable, major on 4th)
Bordered by the Palatlakaha River on the North and West this area holds a vast amount of wildlife and plants for the avid birder or naturalist to discover. Along the trails, more than 180 species of birds including Northern Bobwhite, Eastern Bluebird, and Eastern Meadowlark and 40 species of butterflies like Zebra Swallowtail, Red-spotted Purple, and Gulf Fritillary have been found, as well as snakes like Eastern Hognose, Rough Green, and Eastern Coachwhip (remember all snakes are protected in the park), Gopher Tortoises, Bobcat, Coyote, River Otters, American Alligator, and many dragonflies.
The location of this hide will NOT require any bushwhacking or trampling of plants. Respect all of the plants and creatures in the park.
The coordinates were updated, the original cache was damaged twice. ONE LAST THING. IN THIS CACHE YOU WILL FIND THE COORDINATES FOR A BONUS CACHE, STILL INSIDE THE PARK.