Moon Over the Mountains LbNA #15329 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | May 26, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Pocatello |
| County: | Bannock |
| State: | Idaho |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Wolf Dancer |
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| Last found: | Jun 2, 2011 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Dec 5, 2015 |
[June 2001 Report: "Unfortunatly, time and varmits have had their way with it...we found the bottom of the box, remints of the logbook, but no stamp." -Choi]
Directions: This box is in the hills southwest of Pocatello. Take West Custer, which turns into Highland. Turn left onto Valley View, then right onto Sandy Lane. This road dead ends at the beginning of the trail. Park where you can.
Clues: Take the trail for City Creek, Trail Creek, Kinport Peak. Go on the main road to the second water tower. Take the first foot trail to the left past the tower. From the beginning of the trail, go about 75 steps to the lone juniper to the left. The moon is rising under the tree's low branches, facing uphill.
You can also find The Paisley Orca's box, Smiley Spud, while you're in the hills.
Thanks to The Paisley Orca for use of the directions.
If you come in the winter, you may not be able to find the trail to the box. In the summer, you may want to bring gloves or a stick as protection from snakes. Not stroller or wheelchair friendly.
Directions: This box is in the hills southwest of Pocatello. Take West Custer, which turns into Highland. Turn left onto Valley View, then right onto Sandy Lane. This road dead ends at the beginning of the trail. Park where you can.
Clues: Take the trail for City Creek, Trail Creek, Kinport Peak. Go on the main road to the second water tower. Take the first foot trail to the left past the tower. From the beginning of the trail, go about 75 steps to the lone juniper to the left. The moon is rising under the tree's low branches, facing uphill.
You can also find The Paisley Orca's box, Smiley Spud, while you're in the hills.
Thanks to The Paisley Orca for use of the directions.
If you come in the winter, you may not be able to find the trail to the box. In the summer, you may want to bring gloves or a stick as protection from snakes. Not stroller or wheelchair friendly.