DoIBugU? LbNA #32123 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jun 21, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | St. Croix Falls |
| County: | Polk |
| State: | Wisconsin |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Dartmoor Dreamer |
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| Last found: | Sep 1, 2008 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Jun 21, 2007 |
Planted by the Mollywalkers.
This box can be found in Interstate Park. There is a fee to enter the park, but if you simply want to find the box, there's another way in. We recommend you visit the park, and take in some of the wonderful trails and views available.
This box may be found by walking up the Ladder Tank Trail, in the North Campground. On the second landing, if you look to your right, you'll see that one of the abandoned trout tanks has crumbled in on itself. The box can be found at the end of the tank, farthest from the stairs.
ALTERNATE ROUTE: Enter the town of St. Croix Falls and park at the Dairy Queen. Get yourself an ice cream. Then, look across the road for a trail marker. Cross the street (use the handy crosswalk) and follow the trail. Soon, you will be on some old concrete steps. The scene looks like some sort of abandoned temple, but it's really an old fish-rearing facility. Follow the steps down to the penultimate flight. There, to your left, you'll see the crumbled tank mentioned above. Remember, you are in a state park. Be thoughtful.
This box can be found in Interstate Park. There is a fee to enter the park, but if you simply want to find the box, there's another way in. We recommend you visit the park, and take in some of the wonderful trails and views available.
This box may be found by walking up the Ladder Tank Trail, in the North Campground. On the second landing, if you look to your right, you'll see that one of the abandoned trout tanks has crumbled in on itself. The box can be found at the end of the tank, farthest from the stairs.
ALTERNATE ROUTE: Enter the town of St. Croix Falls and park at the Dairy Queen. Get yourself an ice cream. Then, look across the road for a trail marker. Cross the street (use the handy crosswalk) and follow the trail. Soon, you will be on some old concrete steps. The scene looks like some sort of abandoned temple, but it's really an old fish-rearing facility. Follow the steps down to the penultimate flight. There, to your left, you'll see the crumbled tank mentioned above. Remember, you are in a state park. Be thoughtful.