Hollow Rock LbNA #36637
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Add Location| Owner: | GreyThorn  |
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| Plant date: | Nov 9, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Colchester |
| County: | Chittenden |
| State: | Vermont |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | GortonFamily |
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| Last found: | Oct 21, 2012 |
| Status: | OFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Nov 9, 2007 |
Niquette Bay State Park
Take any of the 3 trails to the beach (Hollow Rock is hidden on Muhley, but my clues are written starting at the beach- so you may want to take another trail to the beach to make the most of the hike).
Once at the beach, look for the Beach Bypass trail (wooden steps up the ridge). Follow the bypass up, over and down the ridge to the sign on the tree that indicates a trail connecting to Muhley.
Follow this connector trail to the Muhley trail- there is a signpost on your right (you will be looking at the back of it- the front reads "To Beach"). Stop here and look for the little trail (unmarked footpath) approx. 6 paces ahead on the left. Go approx. 12 paces down this trail to the tree missing its bark in the middle of the trunk. Looking downhill you will see 2 large rock formations/'cliffs', one on the left and one on the right. Between these rocks is a coffee-table sized flat rock pointing downhill towards the water. Look underneath.
Please be sure to replace the box as far back underneath the rock as possible, to protect it from the elements and casual eyesight.
Take any of the 3 trails to the beach (Hollow Rock is hidden on Muhley, but my clues are written starting at the beach- so you may want to take another trail to the beach to make the most of the hike).
Once at the beach, look for the Beach Bypass trail (wooden steps up the ridge). Follow the bypass up, over and down the ridge to the sign on the tree that indicates a trail connecting to Muhley.
Follow this connector trail to the Muhley trail- there is a signpost on your right (you will be looking at the back of it- the front reads "To Beach"). Stop here and look for the little trail (unmarked footpath) approx. 6 paces ahead on the left. Go approx. 12 paces down this trail to the tree missing its bark in the middle of the trunk. Looking downhill you will see 2 large rock formations/'cliffs', one on the left and one on the right. Between these rocks is a coffee-table sized flat rock pointing downhill towards the water. Look underneath.
Please be sure to replace the box as far back underneath the rock as possible, to protect it from the elements and casual eyesight.