This 11-hectare stand of native bush is a remnant of the original podocarp forest that would have once covered the Neudorf Valley. It was protected by a QEII covenant in 1984. A Queen Elizabeth II covenant does not necessarily mean that the public has the right to visit an area but is about protecting it in perpetuity. In 2020 the stream on either side of the QEII block was fenced and planting began to protect the waterway, spread biodiversity, and to create a public walkway for the community to enjoy.
Note that this cache is a letterbox hybrid, in other words it's a "letterbox" as well as a geocache. This type of geocache contains a stamp that is meant to remain in the box and is used by letterboxers to record their visit. To read more about letterboxing, visit Letterboxing North America.
If you're not letterboxing, ensure you use the appropriate logbook and leave the stamp and letterboxing logbook where they are.
The cache is near the edge of the QEII area.