Moss Glen Falls - Rt. 100 LbNA #34819 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Sep 3, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Granville |
| County: | Addison |
| State: | Vermont |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | The von der Insels  |
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| Found by: | Wittless |
| Last found: | Aug 18, 2012 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFaFFOFFFFFar |
| Last edited: | Sep 3, 2007 |
*** New Letterbox is in place as of 25 May, 2009! Please be Super-Secret Discreet!***
Travel Rt. 100 North - just about 5 mins. past the Vermont Bowl Mill Store in Granville. Nice little store with Vermont products - stop in!
This Moss Glen Falls is one of our most favorite places in Vermont.
We hope you enjoy it as well.
This is a very popular pull-over, year-round.
Please be very discreet when searching, retrieving and returning the box to it's hiding spot.
In winter the box will be unreachable as the snowdrifts have been as high as the handles of the walkway.
Park to the North of the falls in the parking area.
Follow the walkway 200 ft. to the falls viewing area. Enjoy.
The hand-carved stamp commemorates the fact that this section of Rt. 100 is honors the 43rd Infintry Division.
The letterbox is hidden on the side of the rock wall away from the falls, on the 'road side' of the walkway.
So from the falls, go back to the beginning of the walkway fence. Facing the viewing area you were at, walk down and to the left of the wooden fence. As you walk, count 12 posts holding up the fence (including the first one). At the twelfth post, stop and look at that post. The letterbox is just a bit to the left, and in the middle of the three courses of rock.
Good Luck and please contact us with news of this letterbox! It does go missing!
Travel Rt. 100 North - just about 5 mins. past the Vermont Bowl Mill Store in Granville. Nice little store with Vermont products - stop in!
This Moss Glen Falls is one of our most favorite places in Vermont.
We hope you enjoy it as well.
This is a very popular pull-over, year-round.
Please be very discreet when searching, retrieving and returning the box to it's hiding spot.
In winter the box will be unreachable as the snowdrifts have been as high as the handles of the walkway.
Park to the North of the falls in the parking area.
Follow the walkway 200 ft. to the falls viewing area. Enjoy.
The hand-carved stamp commemorates the fact that this section of Rt. 100 is honors the 43rd Infintry Division.
The letterbox is hidden on the side of the rock wall away from the falls, on the 'road side' of the walkway.
So from the falls, go back to the beginning of the walkway fence. Facing the viewing area you were at, walk down and to the left of the wooden fence. As you walk, count 12 posts holding up the fence (including the first one). At the twelfth post, stop and look at that post. The letterbox is just a bit to the left, and in the middle of the three courses of rock.
Good Luck and please contact us with news of this letterbox! It does go missing!