Rock Springs Wildlife Refuge

Check in at the bulletin board if you like

Then take the trail at 110

Pass twice through the place where Humpty sat

Then zig and zag downhill after that.

Then again- deja vu

Zig- zag again is what you will do.

At the intersection

Choose your direction.

Take the trail at 190

Soon you’ll pass through small white pine trees.

Go up and down over glacial moraine

On the white is where you should remain.

At the "T" take the trail at 160

Here you will find a Native American H2O source.

The Old Indian Spring is protected by stone now

But in the stream, smaller springs still bubble up- Wow!

Re-trace your steps past your last trail

Continue up over the esker, you will not fail.

At the junction, 42

Stop when you find the tall soldiers standing in a row.

March up to the 18th soldier on the right

One wearing a patch of white.

At a bearing of 293

Sight three trunks from just one tree.

(You will see it’s actually 4 as you get closer)

Run to this tree, quick as a fox

Down low you will find your first letterbox.

Now that you’ve found it, leave the soldiers behind

Along the Little River the trail will now wind.

You’ll come to bridge, trip trap over the planks

While looking for beaver in the river and on the banks.

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Continue, cross a bridge hurry, hurry.

Up, up, and away... from the river you bend

Follow this path to the junction at the end.

At the junction take the path promising views

At the next split, the trail at 30

Follow Jack and Jill till you find a great throne of stones

Enjoy the views and rest your weary bones.

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At the 1st stone wall stop to succeed.

Follow the wall like the setting sun

18 paces, almost done.

Behind small mica covered rocks

You will find the Little River Letterbox!