#9 LbNA #1059 (ARCHIVED)
Owner: | Adoptable |
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Plant date: | Mar 20, 2003 |
Location: | |
City: | Brookings |
County: | Curry |
State: | Oregon |
Boxes: | 1 |
Found by: | PenGwen |
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Last found: | Sep 18, 2003 |
Status: | F |
Last edited: | Mar 20, 2003 |
(Last reported found: 8/04)
When Wild Child was eight years old, she drew the stamp image and planted this letterbox on the lovely Redwood Nature trail.
Directions: From the north end of the Chetco River bridge on Highway 101 in Brookings, turn inland at the sign that reads “Azalea City Park/Leob State Park,” onto Constitution; make a right onto North Bank Road, following the signs to Leob State Park. Continue following the signs for about 7 miles.
Decide if you want to make this a longer or shorter hike.
If you prefer a longer hike (about 2.5 miles roundtrip), park at Loeb State Park (there’s probably a fee, but I don’t know how much it is.) The Riverview Trail starts from here. After a bit more than .5 mile, the path ends at the road. Cross over to the Redwood Nature Trail and follow the clues from there.
OR, if you’d prefer a shorter hike, continue driving perhaps .5 mile beyond Leob State Park to the Redwood Nature Trail sign, and park there. (You’ll need a NW Forest Park pass, or you can pay $5.00 at the trailhead.) The trail is a 1.2 mile loop trail.
Clues: Go to #9. After admiring the redwood, look behind you at the sword fern. Hidden under its fronds, and beneath a small log, is the #9 letterbox.
If you remember, you might drop a note to the LBNA list-serve or to pnwexplr@aol.com if you find this box—we don’t know when we’ll get back to check on it. Thanks!
When Wild Child was eight years old, she drew the stamp image and planted this letterbox on the lovely Redwood Nature trail.
Directions: From the north end of the Chetco River bridge on Highway 101 in Brookings, turn inland at the sign that reads “Azalea City Park/Leob State Park,” onto Constitution; make a right onto North Bank Road, following the signs to Leob State Park. Continue following the signs for about 7 miles.
Decide if you want to make this a longer or shorter hike.
If you prefer a longer hike (about 2.5 miles roundtrip), park at Loeb State Park (there’s probably a fee, but I don’t know how much it is.) The Riverview Trail starts from here. After a bit more than .5 mile, the path ends at the road. Cross over to the Redwood Nature Trail and follow the clues from there.
OR, if you’d prefer a shorter hike, continue driving perhaps .5 mile beyond Leob State Park to the Redwood Nature Trail sign, and park there. (You’ll need a NW Forest Park pass, or you can pay $5.00 at the trailhead.) The trail is a 1.2 mile loop trail.
Clues: Go to #9. After admiring the redwood, look behind you at the sword fern. Hidden under its fronds, and beneath a small log, is the #9 letterbox.
If you remember, you might drop a note to the LBNA list-serve or to pnwexplr@aol.com if you find this box—we don’t know when we’ll get back to check on it. Thanks!