Ridgestumbler's Realm is actually part of Grove City Community Memorial Park. Encompassing over 70 acres, this area is home to deer, turkeys, bigfoot, and other smaller furbearing mammals. This part of the park is not visited by the casual picnic attendee or swimming pool user. It's the real gem in the Grove City public park system; and where I concocted my username for geocaching! I spent many hours here in my youth, and now have found it great place for exercise and enjoying nature.
This area is known as the "mine hills", because strip coal mining was done here in the early part of the 20th century. Grown over with trees now, almost every ridge has a trail along it, thus there are miles of trails through here. Caution is the key word for many of these trails, as there is still some loose scree on some hills. So, enjoy your hike carefully!
This cache is available for daytime only, since the park is closed and gated from dusk to dawn. One possible parking spot is at the softball fields, N 41 09.697 W 80 06.567. The terrain rating will vary, depending on your approach.