NONE OF THE CACHES ARE HIDDEN IN FOUNDATIONS OR STONE WALLS
This spot is another of our favorites. It is a very peaceful
place to sit and take it all in. What does the cache name mean? It
is Indian for "River over which we cross on a driftwood bridge" or
"Crude bridge over the water" and we felt it was a fitting name.
It's perfect not only because the translation fits the area, but
you are also on the Indian Trail. We spent quite a bit of time here
and all will enjoy it. We bet it will be especially pretty in the
winter. Search for a small sized Lock n Lock.
We've kept the hides straightforward and have given good hints
due to some bounce in these heavy woods. We want you to enjoy the
scenery in this great park. In total there are nineteen trails
within Schoolhouse Brook Park, including a portion of the Nipmuck
Trail. It is mature woods with views of a colonial mill site and
many house sites and historic stone walls. This area includes
Bicentennial Pond Recreation Area where the kids can play and you
can picnic. Bicentennial Pond is a good fishing spot.
Most of the trails are relatively flat terrain and all are named
and well marked with white blazes. There are only a couple of them
with modest grades. The trails do have roots and rocks, but you CAN
use your mountain bikes. We met numerous cyclists along our hike.
There are also trails designated for cross country skiing
Repeat - NONE OF THE CACHES ARE HIDDEN IN FOUNDATIONS OR STONE
WALLS