GO and Search the Galaxy! - Nebula LbNA #61823 (ARCHIVED)
Owner: | Adoptable |
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Plant date: | Jun 1, 2012 |
Location: | Spring Valley County Park |
City: | Glen Rock |
County: | York |
State: | Pennsylvania |
Boxes: | 1 |
Planted by: | GoYork Kids |
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Found by: | smithinvasion |
Last found: | Aug 16, 2012 |
Status: | Fr |
Last edited: | Jun 1, 2012 |
This letterbox - or observation point, as we call them - is part of the 2012 GO and Search the Galaxy! program, and is available from June 1, 2012 - August 19, 2012. Information about the program may be found at www.goyork.org. To participate in the full program, please pick up your free Star Guide (program guide) from any York County Library.
This letterbox is located in Spring Valley County Park. It is 0.48 miles in distance and is rated "moderate" by GO York standards.
Start at the Cross Roads parking lot
Walk to the bridge (Trail #5)
Stop and look over the bridge. Did you see any fish?
Continue over the bridge and turn left.
On your way, check out the big rocks on the right side of the trail.
Try to guess how old these rocks maybe.
Continue walking along trail #5, keeping the rock formation on your right and passing a large fallen tree on the same side.
When you near the end of the rock formation on your right, you will cross a natural runoff for rainwater.
After you cross the runoff, look for the rubbing post on the left side of the trail.
You have gone too far if you reach an intersection with another trail.
This letterbox is located in Spring Valley County Park. It is 0.48 miles in distance and is rated "moderate" by GO York standards.
Start at the Cross Roads parking lot
Walk to the bridge (Trail #5)
Stop and look over the bridge. Did you see any fish?
Continue over the bridge and turn left.
On your way, check out the big rocks on the right side of the trail.
Try to guess how old these rocks maybe.
Continue walking along trail #5, keeping the rock formation on your right and passing a large fallen tree on the same side.
When you near the end of the rock formation on your right, you will cross a natural runoff for rainwater.
After you cross the runoff, look for the rubbing post on the left side of the trail.
You have gone too far if you reach an intersection with another trail.