THE WOODLANDS
CACHE
The picture above highlights an area in South, Plymouth slated for development in the near future. The thick red line is Bourne Rd and the thick blue lines approximate planned development. The thin blue dashed line on the left is the Red Brook part of the Red Brook Wildlife Management Area .
Red Brook is a 4.5-mile spring-fed, freshwater stream that flows from White Island Pond at the upper left of the blue outline to Buttermilk Bay. It is home to one of the last remaining native sea-run brook trout (known as "salters") fisheries in the eastern United States. The brook gets its name from the red-tinted color of its waters that are influenced by the iron-rich soil deposits near its source.
Much of the area south of RT 495 is currently under the protection of the Wildlands Trust of Southeastern Massachusetts www.wildlandstrust.org and includes Property / Name / Acreage Grazing Fields Farm APR 63.4 Ingersoll APR 14.05 Ingersoll CR 9.38
PARKING IS LOCATED AT - 41.47.163 070.36.198
FOLLOW PATH ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE RD AT FORK GO LEFT. CHECK OUT THE AREA!
PLEASE VISIT OUR CACHE, HIKE BOTH SIDES OF BOURNE RD AND VISIT THE AREA BEFORE IT IS LOST.
THE INITIAL STOCKING CONSISTS OF 10 USED MUSIC AND PROGRAM CDs , A TRAVEL BUG AND LOTS OF COOL STUFF. PLEASE VISIT AND REVISIT THE SITE OFTEN SWAPPING CDs , BUGS ETC AS YOU GO !
THANK YOU, HOPE TO SEE YOU ON THE TRAILS.