Roads to Freedom - James Pennington LbNA #65256 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jun 1, 2013 |
| Location: | Oakside Community Park |
| City: | Biglerville |
| County: | Adams |
| State: | Pennsylvania |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Roads2Freedom  |
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| Found by: | orangeblssm1976 |
| Last found: | Jul 16, 2013 |
| Status: | Fr |
| Last edited: | Jun 1, 2013 |
This letterbox is part of the 2013 Roads to Freedom program, and is available from June 1, 2013 – September 2, 2013. To participate in the full program, please pick up your free Civil War Journal (program guide) from any Adams County Library or at the Historic Train Station in downtown Gettysburg.
This letterbox is located in Oakside Community Park. It is 0.90 miles in distance and is rated "moderate" by Roads to Freedom standards.
- As you enter the park, find the first gravel parking lot on the left (facing the baseball fields)
- Start by walking on the Esther Little Trail (left entrance of the gravel parking lot)
- Follow the trail; you will pass the baseball field on your right.
- Continue to walk in the trail until you find a small bridge.
- Cross the bridge to follow the pathway, you will see the maintenance building in your left, follow the gravel path and at the crossroads you will find a sign “trail” follow the trail around the lake, continue to walk until you find the bench with two bears.
- Sit for a while and enjoy the view.
- While seating in the bench with the two bears look diagonal to your left, you will see the post, between the wooden fish and the bench.
- Walk to the post.
- You can return to your vehicle by either going around the lake and performance stage to find the path to the parking area, or just returning along the same trail.
This letterbox is located in Oakside Community Park. It is 0.90 miles in distance and is rated "moderate" by Roads to Freedom standards.
- As you enter the park, find the first gravel parking lot on the left (facing the baseball fields)
- Start by walking on the Esther Little Trail (left entrance of the gravel parking lot)
- Follow the trail; you will pass the baseball field on your right.
- Continue to walk in the trail until you find a small bridge.
- Cross the bridge to follow the pathway, you will see the maintenance building in your left, follow the gravel path and at the crossroads you will find a sign “trail” follow the trail around the lake, continue to walk until you find the bench with two bears.
- Sit for a while and enjoy the view.
- While seating in the bench with the two bears look diagonal to your left, you will see the post, between the wooden fish and the bench.
- Walk to the post.
- You can return to your vehicle by either going around the lake and performance stage to find the path to the parking area, or just returning along the same trail.