This geocache was placed by Western Corridor Neighborhood Association along Sgt. Benjamin Edinger Corridor Trail. It's a dog and bike friendly paved path that cuts through the west side of green bay.
If you'd prefer to follow clues instead of coordinates, you can do that here:
1. Begin in the Green Bay neighborhood named for the railway line that ran through the city for 100 years before becoming WI Central in 1993.
2. Stand at the association sign that shows the image of a train in orange and blue. (Hint: this is where the old rail line intersects with a street named for a local indigenous tribe.)
3. Follow this trail north until it crosses a street with the same name as a river in New York state.
4. Once across the street walk 100 steps until you reach a resting place.
5. While sitting in the far end of the resting place, use your compass to turn 316° NW.
6. Walk heel-toe 27 steps until you reach an area where the land drops down. Inside this dip you will find a small box. Be sure to re-hide in the same location!