Beer Belly Bob LbNA #26232
Owner: | Baby Bear |
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Plant date: | Oct 8, 2006 |
Location: | |
City: | Shepherd |
County: | San Jacinto |
State: | Texas |
Boxes: | 1 |
Found by: | NLW |
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Last found: | Jul 4, 2011 |
Status: | FFFFFF |
Last edited: | Oct 8, 2006 |
Difficulty: Easy
Distance to Letterbox: about 1 mile round trip
Status of Letterbox: Alive and well on 12/10/06
The "Beer Belly Bob" letterbox is located in Big Creek Scenic Area, jest west of Shepherd and East of Coldspring. This is a great place to hike in the Same Houston Natl forest.
Directions:
From Houston, take Hwy 59 to Shepherd. Go west on Hwy 150 for about 5 miles to USF 217 (look for sign for Big Creek). Go left on USF 217, and continue to parking area on the right (will be a large sign).
To the Letterbox:
Cross the bridge and continue to trail junction and sign. Take the trail right, and go right again at next junction. Cross 2 wooden bridges, a downed tree, a carving on a tree at left, along the creek on right of trail, leave the creek, back to the creek, past tree pieces, creek overlook and arrive at a trail sign and junction (with bridge). Go left up the Pine Trail for 25 steps. Look left at large tree and wooden post marker. Box is behind the tree, covered with leaves and sticks. Re-cover it well. You can continue on the Pine Trail and finish a loop back to the beginning Junction.
Distance to Letterbox: about 1 mile round trip
Status of Letterbox: Alive and well on 12/10/06
The "Beer Belly Bob" letterbox is located in Big Creek Scenic Area, jest west of Shepherd and East of Coldspring. This is a great place to hike in the Same Houston Natl forest.
Directions:
From Houston, take Hwy 59 to Shepherd. Go west on Hwy 150 for about 5 miles to USF 217 (look for sign for Big Creek). Go left on USF 217, and continue to parking area on the right (will be a large sign).
To the Letterbox:
Cross the bridge and continue to trail junction and sign. Take the trail right, and go right again at next junction. Cross 2 wooden bridges, a downed tree, a carving on a tree at left, along the creek on right of trail, leave the creek, back to the creek, past tree pieces, creek overlook and arrive at a trail sign and junction (with bridge). Go left up the Pine Trail for 25 steps. Look left at large tree and wooden post marker. Box is behind the tree, covered with leaves and sticks. Re-cover it well. You can continue on the Pine Trail and finish a loop back to the beginning Junction.