Cache is located in scenic Bicentennial Park near the Lower
Falls of the La Chute River. Parking is available near the park or
anywhere in downtown Ticonderoga. If you want to make this a park
and grab, you can park next to the bridge itself by using the
access road that comes in from the town ball fields. Winter
conditions may eliminate this option. DO NOT DRIVE THROUGH THE
PARK!
I've replaced the original cache for the second time now. It
seems the previous caches have disappeared shortly after having
been found while non-cachers were in the vacinity. Please use
stealth and if need be, wait until non-cachers leave area before
searching for the cache.
The cache itself is a magnetic micro and contains only a small
log. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN PEN OR PENCIL. Also, The cache is
located on the bridge so there is no need to go looking below!
There is room in the container for small trade items only.
The Kissing Bridge is a steel stringer bridge that was covered
in 1994 by the local Elks Lodge and the U.S. Army. It's hard to
imagine, but in a not too distant past, International Paper's
Ticonderoga Mill was located on the banks of the La Chute River in
downtown Ticonderoga and the former manufacturing site has been
reborn as Bicentennial Park.