Team New Hampshire's Clue Page

Apis Mellifera Scutellat Lepeletier

2011-08-28T18:38:00.000-07:00

-Santa Rosa/San Jacinto Mtns Nat'l Monument Visitors Center - Palm Desert, CA
Locate the Randall Henderson Loop and venture into the desert. At the first split, head left up the dune and continue right. You will follow along the trail until you find post #6. It is located at the "Wash." Facing the numbered post, you will notice 2 big rocks behind it a couple of feet. Underneath, behind some stones will be what your looking for.

You can continue along the trail, take the "Wash" to a latter point in the loop, or return the way you came.

Cannon Profile - 4,100ft

2011-08-03T18:00:00.000-07:00

-Cannon Mountain - White Mountains, NH
Climb to the summit of Cannon Mountain. There are several ways to get to the top, but know that you will need to find your way to the Observation Tower just south of the summit. This sign is not to be confused with the sign that may be at the top of the Aerial Tram. Once you find the correct sign, walk to the observation tower, passing the bench to a huge boulder at the trail split. This boulder points at some mossy rocks. Underneath, behind some bark will be what your looking for.

Return the way you came to head back to your vehicle.

The Bears of Bear Brook

2011-06-21T13:39:00.000-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
Using the map, you must exit Bear Brook State Park, taking a left onto Route 28. About a mile or so down the road, you will take a left onto River Rd, following it too for about a mile, taking another left onto Dodge Rd, which is unmarked. Follow this road, which turns to dirt, to a orange gate and park there.
Walk around the gate and passed a tiny field on your left. You may notice “No Trespassing” signs all around. Right now, you are not in Bear Brook, but soon will be. At a “Y” intersection, head left. You will soon enter Bear Brook, although it never says you do. At a clearing, there is a beaver pond. You will need to follow the trail straight, to the beaver pond. The trail head left where you will notice a pawsome sized BEAR on the right. Creep around the right side of the BEAR to where a tree touches. It is there you will locate a Polar Bear.
Continue along this trail, back to the main trail and head right. At a “Y” intersection head right. Locate a rock bulging out of the middle of the trail. You will know you found the right one if there is a stack of logs on the left side of where you stand. Between the logs at the base of the stack, you will find a Koala Bear.
Continue on this trail to another “Y” intersection. Head left. You will come to some water which you will travel around to the left, and continue on until you find the blue marked tree. With the tree to your right, look to your left and find a “V” tree. Behind this tree, you will find a Brown Bear.
Start heading back the way you came, but stop before heading down to the water. This is a “Y” intersection with a trail slightly noticed on your left. Head that way. It turns to the right and straight through a yard full of sleeping BEARS. Quietly walk through the yard and down the hill to the intersection. Head left to the logs on the left of the trail. Behind the log closest the stump, you will find a Panda Bear. Continue to intersection and head left to your car.

The Care Bears

2011-06-21T13:32:00.000-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
As you pulled into Bear Brook State Park for the first time, you will have noticed a dirt parking lot on the right, gating a much larger dirt parking lot. Across the road, will be the beginning of the trail where you will start. Head around the gate and take 15 steps to a huge “V” tree on the left. Behind this tree, you will find Love-a-Lot Bear.
Continue on the trail and follow the arrow around the bend. Locate the only white birch on the left side of the trail as you walk along a little bit. Behind this tree, you will find Bedtime Bear.
Continue down the trail and locate an old falling apart “Y” tree on the left side of the trail. On the right side, there will be a stump of an older “Y” tree. Behind this stump, you will find Goodluck Bear.
Continue along the trail until you find a log across the trail, just passed the gate caution sign. Behind the base of the standing portion of this log, you will find Brave-Heart Lion.

Transformers : Beast Wars

2011-06-21T09:21:00.001-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
From the hikers and bikers parking lot, take the Little Bear trail. At the intersection, head left counting 50 steps to a big pine tree on the left. Behind this tree you will find Tigatron.
Continue on the trail to the next intersection, head right right down Bear Brook trail. At the next intersection, head left counting 22 steps from the stone in the middle of that intersection, to a pine tree on the right. Behind that tree you will find Razorclaw.
Head back to the intersection and head left. Continue to the 4 way intersection and head left. At the next intersection, you could go straight or right. To make the decision easier for you, head right straight to the large pine tree, where you will find Lio Convoy beside the tree. Return to intersection and head left to return to the parking lot.

Bear Brook State Park

2011-06-21T09:18:00.000-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
From the stone pavilion, follow the paved path through the intersection towards the road. Cross over the bridge and follow the trail to the left. Soon you will stumble across a fallen tree. Follow the trail along the tree, and at the trail split, count 16 steps down the left trail. To your left, there will be a big pine tree. Behind this tree, under some bark, will be the Bear Brook State Park stamp.

Who Killed Fozzie Bear?

2011-06-21T09:12:00.001-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
Head to the second intersection of Podunk Rd and Spruce Pond Rd. Just passed this intersection, there will be a small parking area on the left side of the road. Walk back towards the intersection and take the trail to Bear Hill on your left. At the stone wall to your right, reach behind the first stone and you will find Fozzie Bear. This is where the crime happened.
With no clues as to who did this act, you will need to find Fozzie’s best friend. Continue up the trail and take a right at the intersection. Locate a split tree leaning on a rock. Behind the rock, you will find Kermit.
Kermit stated he was with someone the night Fozzie was murdered. To collaborate his story you will need to continue on the trail to a white rock on the right with a slashed tree behind it. Behind that tree you will find Miss Piggy.
She gave the same story as Kermit, but said she had seen a couple of guys acting strange. Conmtinue on the trail down the rock steps to the tall tall old naked tree on the right. Behind this tree you will find Beaker. Since you couldn’t understand a word he said, head 115 Degrees to a big pine. Behind this tree you will find Dr. Bunsen Honeydew.
Dr. Bunsen Honeydew said that Beaker went for a walk the night of the murder back towards where the investigation started at the intersection. He witnessed someone up the trail, kill Fozzie where a 10 foot tall stump stands. Behind this stump, you will find the Killer. Head down the trail back to your car.

Rockin and Rollin with the Granite Grateful

2011-06-21T09:10:00.000-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
On New Rye Rd, pull over at the big pine, across the road from 4 slabs of granite.
Cross the road, walk passed those 4 slabs, and locate a big “Y” tree on the left.
Behind this tree you will find a Granite Grateful.

King Richard the Lionheart Shield

2011-06-21T09:05:00.001-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
Locate the Burgin Family Cemetery.
Walk around the outside to the backside of the cemetery wall.
Between the big pine and the cemetery wall will be the Lionheart Shield.

Winnie the Pooh & Friends

2011-06-21T09:04:00.001-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
On Podunk Rd, park in the parking lot across from the log cabin. Walk back out to Podunk Rd, and down to the bridge. There is a trail on the right. Once on the trail, locate the large pine on the right, after the fallen logs. Behind that pine you will find Tigger.
Continue on the trail, left or right at the intersection, it doesn’t matter. Eventually, you will come to a tree the crosses the trail. Follow that tree towards the river. As you get the end of that tree, notice a large “V” tree on the right. Behind that tree you will find Piglet.
Continue along the river finding the trail again. Soon, you will come across a stone well. Across the trail from the well, you will find a big pine tree. Behind that pine tree you will find Eeyore.
Continue following the trail, passing the old naked tree to a tree with a big of curve to it. Across the trail from the curved tree will be a pine tree where you will find Winnie the Pooh. Return the way you came to get back to your car.

The Wild World of Sports

2011-06-21T09:00:00.000-07:00

-Bear Brook State PArk - Allenstown, NH
Find the Archery Pond off Spruce Pond Camp Road. This is where they fly fish. Just past the pond, you will find the Archery Trail. Follow along to station #1. Behind the station will be a long fallen tree. Walk the length of that fallen tree to the last tree it touches. At the base of that tree, you will find the Cincinnati Bengals.
Continue following the trail of yellow markers to the station #2. Behind that station, you will notice a “V” tree. Behind that tree, you will find the Boston Bruins.
Continue on the trail passing station # 3, crossing over a bridge to the next station. To the left of that station will be a 3 sister tree with a yellow arrow on it. Behind those sisters, you will find the Bridgeport Sound Tigers.
Continue down the archery trail to the next station on the other side of another bridge. Go the wrong way to an ugly tree which stands straight ahead. At the base of this tree, you will find the Detroit Lions.
Cross back over the bridge and continue left to the “target” sign. Head the wrong way again, counting 10 steps passed the “wrong way” sign to a big pine on your right next to an 11 foot tree stump. In front of the big pine, under a much smaller tree you will find the Nashua Pride.
Continue on the archery trail back passed the “target” and “exit” signs to a much bigger intersection. Head left and locate a monster of a pine tree on the left side of the trail. You will know when you find it. Behind this monster you will find the Chicago Bears.
Head back to the intersection passing it to the “target” trail. Take that right and take that left passed station #6 to a “Y” tree on the left that needs a little blue pill. Behind the little tree beside the “Y” tree, you will find the Detroit Tigers.
Continue following the yellow arrows to the next intersection where you will head right. At the intersection to the parking lot, notice the tall stump on your right. Behind that stump you will find the Tamworth Tigers.

Tribal Tiger Tat

2011-06-21T08:59:00.000-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
So, if you went left, the trail would take you to the Toll Booth. If you went right, the trail would take you to Podunk Rd. With the Catamount Trail is behind you, lets see where the trail in front of you brings you. Locate a big pine on your right, after a clear right turn in the trail. Behind this tree will be the Tribal Tiger Tat.

The Tale of Two Tigers

2011-06-21T08:58:00.000-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
Walk along Catamount Pond passed the playground to the dam spillway. To the left of the spillway begins a yellow marked trail. Follow to the broken yellow marked tree. At the base, behind the mossy covered log, you will find a Tiger.
Continue along that trail passed where you do jumping jacks. Once you get to the intersection, head straight. Soon, you will make your way to station #7. Reach behind
the tree, and you will find Tiger Woods. Return the way you came or continue along the trails.

Grrreat Cartoon Characters

2011-06-21T08:55:00.000-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
Take the 1 Mile Trail, passing the gate to the second log lining the trail on the left. Behind the log you will find Baloo.
Continue through 2 junctions to the Catamount Trail on the right. Head up this trail and find the uprooted tree on your right. Behind the stump you will find Shirt Tales Tyg.
Continue and head right at what looks to be an intersection. At real intersection, continue on Catamount. Climb up the trail to the rock steps. To the left, you will notice 2 rocks that look to be kissing. Where they kiss, you will find Tony the Tiger.
Continue to climb up up up to the huge rock pile in the sky. Staying on the rail, when you can touch one of the rocks in the pile stop. Behind the small “V” tree almost touching that rock, you will find Clarence the Cross-Eyed Lion.
Continue up the trail to the look out. Enjoy for as long as you would like. When finished, continue up trail and notice your surrounding begin to change a little bit. There was a fire atop this hill several years back. When you get to the tree where there once were signs, count 8 steps to a 6 sister tree on the left. Under the closest sister you will find Smokey the Bear.
Continue up the trail through 2 small meadows. Once you enter the woods, you will have entered the land of the fallen trees. At a small intersection, head left and locate a “V” tree on the right with sliced rocks behind it. In the bigger split, you will find Bumblelion. Return the way you came.

The Berenstain Bears

2011-06-21T08:48:00.000-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH
From the large wooden pavilion, follow the trail down to the ball field. Walk along the tree line to center field. There you will find a small trail. Head into this trail and find the 3 sister pine on the right. Next to the 3 sisters is a brother tree. 6 feet from that brother will be a 2 foot tall old stump. Behind that stump will be Mama Bear.
Head back to center field and continue along the tree line to the bridge near home plate. Cross over the bridge and locate the tree with a caution sign just like the one you passed before crossing the bridge. Count about 40 steps to the tree with a arrow on the left side of the trail. Behind this tree you will find Papa Bear.
Continue up the trail and locate the tree on the left side of the trail with a red marker on it. Be careful not to miss it as it is on the opposite side of the trail. Behind this tree you will find Sister Bear.
Continue to the end of the trail. Locate the store hours for the museum. To the right of the tree with the hours is a small log. Under that log you will find Brother Bear. Head right to main parking lot

Protector of the Patch

2010-11-25T17:36:00.000-08:00

-Rowell Street - Manchester, NH
Find a parking spot along Rowell Street and cross River Road to walk among the trees being tapped for their nectar. Follow along the wooden fence and continue in the direction it sends you. At the field opening, continue to the right, passing the wooden fence. Behind the bench next to the "Youth Center" sign is where you will find the protector of the patch.

South Hancock - 4,319ft

2010-11-14T16:23:00.000-08:00

-South Hancock, White Mountains, NH
Climb to the summit of South Hancock. This would be the South peak as noted at the split on the Hancock Loop Trail. Once at the top, continue around the loop in the direction of North peak. From the cairn, count 12 step. On the right side of the trail will be a spiky trunk. Behind this stump is where you will find the box.

You can continue on the Hancock Loop trail to collect the box on top of Mt. Hancock.

Mt. Hancock - 4,420ft

2010-11-14T16:05:00.000-08:00

-Mt. Hancock, White Mountains, NH

Climb to the summit of Mt. Hancock. This would be the North peak as noted at the split on the Hancock Loop Trail. Once at the top, continue around the loop in the direction of South peak. Just before the first sharp right turn in the trail, there will be a 2 1/2 foot clean cut tree stump on the right. Behind this stump is where you will find the box.

You can continue on the Hancock Loop trail to collect the box on top of South Hancock.

3:10 to Portsmouth

2010-08-25T19:17:00.000-07:00

- Portsmouth & Concord Railroad - Hooksett, NH
Once you find your parking spot, grab your bag and head through the gate. You will need to head left through the tunnel and continue to where 5 sisters and waiting with their luggage at there feet, at the beginning of the clearing on your left. Walk 30 feet passed them and stop. On your right, there will be a faint trail. To be sure your heading in the right direction, there is a log showing you the way to a clearing a little ways down this trail. This trail does head off to the left, but make sure you head to the clearing. Assuming there isn't a lot of water, you will need to walk around the 2 water ways. When I planted this box, the water was very low. When you make it across the water ways, follow the stone wall to its end and head down around the wall. Find the first tallest rock. In a cubby below this rock will be the train you need to Portsmouth.

Hamlet : Kite Flyin

2010-08-17T19:32:00.001-07:00

- Memorial Park - Pembroke, NH
Enter Memorial Park and head straight through the intersection. At the left turn where the road runs parallel with the Merrimack River, you will find an old rotting tree stump. Behind the stump, under some bark, will be what your looking for.

Two Unusual Residents of Coachella Valley

2010-08-17T18:41:00.000-07:00

- Coachella Valley Scenic Vista - Hwy 74 -Palm Desert, CA
Once you find your parking spot at the scenic vista, look across from the parking lot. You will need to climb to the highest point, across the road. At this highest point, there will be a small cement pillar with a carved "C" in it. There will also be 2 blue marks on the rocks. In a hole, behind a rock, under the right blue marked rock, are the unusual residents of Coachella Valley.

Nifty Fifty - Part 1

2010-08-17T17:05:00.000-07:00

- Oak Hill Trails - Concord, NH
Take the Tower Trail marked yellow. Locate a boulder on the left side of the trail. Behind the boulder under sticks is a box from South Dakota.
Continue passed the Lower Trail to the first yellow marked tree on the left. There is a rock pile behind this tree. Locate the log between the pile and the tree. Under a rock between the log and the pile is a box from Vermont.
Continue to the Ledges Pass Trail marked red. Follow to the bridge. Find the first red marked tree after the bridge. Under some birch to this trees left is a box from Oklahoma.
Continue to intersection and continue on the Ledges Pass Trail. Find a boulder on the right. Behind this boulder under some brush is a box from Maine.
Continue to an intersection. Take a left up Vista Way marked orange. At the next intersection, you will find yourself at the vista. Look around if you like but what you are looking for is a flatish rock across from the Vista Way sign. On the far side of the rock under some bark is a box from Utah.
Continue down passed the vista on Vista Way. Cross over the bridge and find an orange marked "V" tree. Behind this tree and under some brush will be a box from Michigan.
Head back over that same bridge. Between the 1st and 2nd orange marked tree is a tree with a yellow arrow. Follow left on the red marked trail. Locate a boulder on the right with a "V" tree behind it. Behind the boulder under some sticks is a box from Virginia.
Continue on the red to a familiar intersection. Follow the red marked trail to a flat rock in the trail. To the right of this rock is a sign that says ledges. Behind the tree with this sign is a rock. Behind this rock and under some brush is a box from Minnesota.
Continue on the red trail to intersection. Head right to huge a fallen tree. Just passed this huge tree is a huge stump. Behind this stump and under some brush is a box from Tennessee.

If you are finished finding boxes at this moment, you can turn around and follow this trail back to the parking lot.

Mt. Moosilauke - 4,802ft

2010-07-11T20:38:00.000-07:00

- Mt. Moosiluake - White Mountains, NH
Climb to the summit of Mt. Moosilauke. Enjoy the view. You will need to head north on the Benton Trail to the cairn at the tree line. Tucked in a hole near the base of the cairn touching the tree line is what you seek.

Presidents in Jefferson, NH

2010-06-27T09:58:00.000-07:00

- Starr King Mountain Trail - Jefferson, NH
Start on the trail heading up to Starr King. Locate an old fallen "Y" tree on the right. It is there you will find Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Continue up the trail until you come to a small trail on your right. Take 52 steps to an old rotting stump on your right. Under some bark beside the stump you will find William H. Harrison, his Wife, and VP.
Head back to intersection in which you came and head right. Follow to the stone well. Walk around the well clockwise to pieces of White birch with a rock on it. Hiding underneath will be H.W. Bush.
Continue back up the trail to a rocky area with a small stream running through it. Before the stream, to your right will be a 3"v" tree next to a rock. Rutherford B. Hayes is sitting there.
Cross over the stream and locate a nearly naked tree on your right. There will be another tree nearly as naked 10ft further. At the more naked of the two trees under some birch next to the root that runs to the stump, will be John Q. Adams.
Turn around and head back toward your car. Back at the rocky area with the 3"V" tree, locate a well on your left in the woods. This is not the same well you visited earlier.This time, head counter clockwise to a small stone that looks like New Hampshire. Under this stone you will find New Hampshire's only Presidential representative, Franklin Pierce.
Continue again towards your car to the intersection you found Harrison. There is a trail that heads off to the right. Follow to where you can't swim or drink. Follow a small trail to the far side to the dam and locate a hole in the wall. Thomas Jefferson will be hiding in this hole.

Spiders are Amazing

2010-06-27T08:52:00.001-07:00

- Concord, NH

Follow the maze from start to finish. Do not worry about the curves of the maze but pay attention to the intersections in the maze. They will lead you to the box.

Mt. Tecumseh - 4,003ft

2010-06-21T20:20:00.000-07:00

- Mt. Tecumseh - White Mountains, New Hampshire
Climb to the summit of Mt. Tecumseh. You will know you are at the top when you see the cairn. There is no sign at the top indicating you have reached the summit. Once at the top, locate the sign telling you which way the Sosman Trail heads. In front of this sign is a big rock. Sit on it with the sign to your right and notice a pine tree in front of you with small logs at its base. Under those logs will be what you are looking for.

Augustine "Lefty" Dugas

2010-04-13T19:21:00.001-07:00

- Raymond "Cit" Ouellet Park - Taftville, CT
Find Lefty Dugas Field.
Stand with your back at the left foul pole.
Locate the 5th post on the opposite side of the road.
Behind, to the left of this post it a pine tree.
Behind, under some bark a baseball card of Lefty Dugas.

Bang! Your Dead

2010-02-23T14:19:00.000-08:00

-Old Erie Canal Historic Park - Syracuse, NY
Locate the historic park on Butternut Creek Drive. Follow the stone wall over the Butternut Creek Aquaduct to a cubby hole at the end. Inside, you will find the box you are looking for.

Red Hill Mountain

2010-02-23T13:27:00.000-08:00

-Red Hill Mountain, NH
Take Bean Road off of Rte 25. About a mile or so down the road, you will pass a cemetery on the right side of the road. Not far after this cemetery, you will take a right turn onto Sibley Road. At the start of this road, there will be a sign for Red Hill Mountain. Follow this road until you see the parking area for the mountain. You will need to climb all the way to the top. Check out the view from where ever you wish. When you are ready to find the box, find the biggest building at the top of the mountain. Head around to the bend of the building that doesn't face the fire tower. Reach under the building for the box, on a ledge behind the cinder block support.

Mt. Kearsarge

2009-11-30T20:54:00.000-08:00

- Mt. Kearsarge, NH
Once at the top of the mountain, locate the sign for the Winslow & Barlow Trails. The Barlow Trail arrow points to a rock pile with a pine tree next to it. Behind the rock pile under a rock is the box your looking for. Please place the rock back on top of the box to help it blend into the surroundings.

Santa's Search for Solitude

2009-11-01T13:33:00.000-08:00

- Mountain Rd - Newbury, NH
Take the Andrew Brook Trail to Lake Solitude. Spend some time there if you wish, but you will need to continue on the trail to the right of the lake to where Jake & June hang out. Head left to the summit but stop when you reach the White Ledges. Once at the White Ledges, take a look out at the beautiful view. When you are ready to find the box, look to your left and look for the rectangular looking rock slab pointing down towards the lake. At the most northern point of this rock is a small pine tree. Under some bark, at the base of this tree is where you will find Santa.

Dunbarton

2009-10-26T15:15:00.000-07:00

Nat & Wilcox Brown Forest - Route 13, Dunbarton, NH
Follow the trail to the a dedicated bench. To the right of the bench is a stone wall. Behind the pine closest to this side of the stone walls end, will be what you are looking for.

Haunted New England: A Deal with the Devil

2009-10-26T14:45:00.000-07:00

- Old Center Cemetery - Route 11, Andover, NH
Walk through the gate. With your back to the closed gate, follow the row of head stones to a big tree at the stone wall. Behind the stone wall, at the tree, in a hole, you will find the Devil.

Tree People

2009-10-24T21:12:00.000-07:00

- Pembroke, NH
Find the tree people across from 22 Bow Lane. What you seek will be under a wooden box behind the bigger of the 2 tree people.

Random Robot, Random Spot #2

2009-10-23T06:24:00.000-07:00

A Gratefully Ghoulish Party

2009-10-20T15:54:00.000-07:00

-Bear Brook State Park - Allenstown, NH

In the parking lot across from the toll booth, locate the Catamount Pond Orienteering Course kiosk. To the left of the kiosk, will be a trail you will need to take. Once you pass #19, Look for a "V" tree on the left side of the trail. Across from that "V" tree will be another "V" tree which you can not see unless you are at the first "V" tree. It will be behind the right "V" tree that the 1st Grateful Guest is located.

Continue along the trail past #16 to an intersection and head right. Just after you parallel jump, you will need to look for a "V" tree on the right, that almost wasn't. 340 degrees from that tree is a "Y" tree where the 2nd Grateful Guest is located.

Continue further along the trail to #12. Just past #12 you will find a large rock on the left followed by a 20ft tree stump on the right with a smaller rock before it. Behind the closest part of that rock to the stump, under some bark, you will find the 3rd Grateful Guest.

Continue even further down this trail and pass through a stone wall to the intersection. Past #9, you will come to another intersection. Head straight. At #2, between that tree and a yellow marked tree, is a trail. Look down that trail for an tree with an arrow. Behind that tree is another tree. Head to that tree and behind it you will find the a Gratefully Ghoulish Host. You can head back to #2 and head left to head back to where you started.

Chocorua

2009-10-04T16:37:00.000-07:00

-Mt. Chocorua - Albany, NH
Head down the Jim Liberty Cabin Trail, off the Piper Trail, about 34 feet to a White Birch on your right. With your back facing the tree, 20 feet into the woods will be a small rock that sits alone in what looks like a tiny clearing. At that rock, face the trail and notice the box resting under a small fallen tree, closest that rock. It is not covered and should be fairly easy to find. Please stamp in back at the trail intersection so that you do not draw attention around the box location.

Don't Rub-a-Duc!

2009-09-22T14:36:00.000-07:00

-Madaline Sanborn Conservation Area - Chichester, NH
Behind the Town Hall on Main Street, you will find Madaline Sanborn Conservation Area. Follow the trail across 6 wooden bridges. Then continue and find the stone wall. Standing on the trail, center of the stone wall, spot the really large pine tree on the left. This pine tree is closest to you and in the wall. Facing this tree, on the right side of the tree in a hole in the stone wall, will be what you are searching for.

The Big Day

2009-09-21T18:43:00.000-07:00

-Mohegan Park - Norwich, CT
Mohegan Park Rd. is gated at the parking lot for Spaulding Pond swimming. It is this lot you need to park in, way down in the corner where the yellow & white gas pole is located. Once parked, walk parallel to Mohegan Park Rd, past the gas pole to a trail that heads into the woods. Follow this trail to the bridge. Cross the bridge and look for the 7 ft. tall stump. Inside the backside, under some bark, you will find what you look for.

Hidden's Creature

2009-09-15T18:30:00.000-07:00

-Ordination Rock - Tamworth, NH
To find Hidden's Creature, you must find Ordination Rock on Cleveland Hill Rd. Once you find the rock, climb to the top and stand at the monument. Take a reading of 30 degrees to a 10 foot tall birch trunk. Hidden's Creature can be found in front of it, in the wall.

Tuck : Keeper of the Night

2009-09-14T07:28:00.000-07:00

-Knowlton-Edgerly Cemetery - Chichester, NH
Locate the cemetery at the corner of Horse Corner Rd & Lane Rd. Park at the entrance on Lane Rd and enter there. Walk in a straight line from that entrance to the 4 large pine that sit on the inside of the cemetery along the back wall. Notice the headstones stacked between 2 of those pines. Behind the left pine, tucked in a hole, will be what you seek.

The Birthday Pickle

2009-09-14T07:09:00.001-07:00

-Chichester Carpenter Memorial Park - Chichester, NH
Park in the lot provided on Bear Hill Rd. Pass the pavilion to the left to get to the trail. Walk past the 3 horse shoe pits on the right and continue on the trail to intersection. Take a left at this intersection and pass by car parts on your way to the next intersection. Take another left, cross over the stream, up a hill, down the hill, and through a stone wall. Now you will need to go up a much smaller hill and find the monster that attacked a house. You can't miss it! After this monster is a stone wall. This stone wall has a long mossy fallen tree next to it. Under the end closest the 4ft tall stump is where you will find the Birthday Pickle.

What Hospitals Are Good At!

2009-09-11T04:56:00.000-07:00

-Concord Hospital - Concord, NH
Use the emergency entrance to the hospital. Pass the emergency parking lot and find the Memorial Medical Office Building parking. Park there and locate the trail across the parking lot. Take this trail up this small hill to the bend and follow the trail left into the woods. Continue past the metal fence and then the wooden fence. A little ways past the wooden fence will be a slight clearing on your left. You will know you are at the right clearing when you can see plenty of sky. Also in this clearing will be a rather large pine with a few fallen rotting trees behind it with no bark. It is between these fallen trees that you will find what you seek.

Concord's Cute Critter

2009-09-10T20:17:00.000-07:00

-Merrimack River Outdoor Education and Conservation Area - Concord, NH
Find the parking lot on Portsmouth St., down the hill from the Conservation Center. Walk across the Portsmouth St. bridge to the trail marked Merrimack River Outdoor Education and Conservation Center. Follow this trail along to the Pine Plantation. You will need to walk to the kiosk on the other end of the plantation. Take a right and follow the trail along the Merrimack River heading towards the highway bridge. BE CAREFUL! THERE IS A HUGE DROP-OFF INTO THE RIVER! DO NOT GET TO CLOSE! As you head along the river, there is a trail that heads back into Pine Plantation which you will need to take. Locate the first tree in the first row closest the highway. It is there you will find the cute critter.

The Cow Goes "Moo!"

2009-09-10T19:41:00.001-07:00

-Interpretive Forest - Concord, NH
Heading away from I-89, take a left onto Silk Farm Rd. off of Clinton St. A very short distance on your letf will be a small parking lot for the Interpretive Forest. Once you have parked your vehicle, locate on the map, the laughing interpretive sign, and then go find it. Once at that sign, turn with your back to the sign and locate the tree that fell over. Under the trunk of that tree for the cow.

Polly Puffer Fish

2009-09-04T21:12:00.000-07:00

-Pembroke, NH
Find 4th Range Road. Take Beacon Hill Road off of 4th Range Road. Drive straight until you are forced to make a right turn. At that turn you will park at the beginning of the dirt road to the left, you would never take your car down. Once you are out of your car, start walking down the dirt road. After a bit, you will notice a yellow Conservation sign on your right. Head down this path crossing over the flat boulder bridge. Continue and notice beautiful Bragfield Pond on your left. Pass the little campsite with a fire pit. Find the stone wall and pass through it and stop at the fallen tree crossing the path. Notice the trail detours to the left around the fallen tree. Take this detour, but look for the very small rotting stump in the path. Standing at that stump, look to your left and find 2 tall trees closest to you. In between these trees is what you are looking for.

Random Robot, Random Spot #1

2009-08-26T21:31:00.001-07:00

Brothers & Sisters

2009-08-04T13:28:00.000-07:00

- Bluestone State Park - Hinton, WV
Locate the activities center within the park. Park your vehicle at the center and find the Rhododendron Trail across the road. Follow this trail to what looks like a "Y" intersection. Just past this intersection, on the right will be a long fallen log lined with 4 large rocks on its backside. Between the 3rd and 4th furthest rock from the intersection, will be what you seek.

Those Are Some Hot Wheels

2009-07-10T19:18:00.000-07:00

-Shaker State Forest - Loudon, NH
Ladies and Gentlemen, start your engines. Find yourself just north of the North Gate entrance of NHIS on the left. There you will find your orange starting line. The light turns green and your off. Race up the trail to the left bend, but dont race past it. In the bend is a much smaller trail on the right. Race up this trail until you get to the finish line. Y will know your at the finish line when you find a little fella in the middle of the trail with a flag in hand (which isn't much of a flag anymore). Did you win? Sounds like it, because on the left is 2 sisters and an older folk screaming for your autograph. You go over, give them your autograph and stand behind them for a picture. "Those Are Some Hot Wheels" everyone yells. You are victorious.

On Top of the World

2009-06-22T07:00:00.000-07:00

-Castle Craig @ Hubbard Park - Meriden, CT
Find your way to the castle parking lot. Locate the exit sign. From this sign, look in the opposite direction of the exit arrow. In this direction, you will notice a large boulder with a light blue arrow on it. Follow this arrow to the light blue trail. Once on this trail, follow it to the ledge. Check out the view and then continue along the trail. On the right will be a long stone finger pointing a bit off the trail to a half dead "V" tree. Behind this tree will be what your looking for.

St. Valentine's Day Massacre

2009-05-25T18:51:00.000-07:00

-Boscawen, NH
There are two intersections where Rte 3 & Rte 4 meet. Locate the correct intersection, where you will find a church and a sign with some History of Boscawen. You will need to park at this sign. Behind this sign is a small park. Walk up the road to this small park and locate the pavilion. Hopefully no one will be hanging out at the pavilion. What you are searching for will be under the pavilion, on top of a rock, in the direction of the church.

The Peace Tree

2009-05-25T18:31:00.000-07:00

-Hirst/Brockway Marsh - Boscawen, NH
Hirst/Brockway Marsh is located on Queen St. Once you park your vehicle, walk past the gate and locate the tree with the black arrow on it. This tree is sort-a-kinda a "V" tree. Follow the arrow and on the right, locate the same type of tree that is also sort-a-kinda a "V" tree. There will be a flat stone at it's base. It is there, you will find what you seek.

Pardon Me

2008-11-28T19:41:00.000-08:00

-Willand Pond Recreational Area - Sommersworth, NH
On Thanksgiving Day, while we had Turkeyboxing Day, they found ourselves searching for boxes in the Willand Pond Recreational Area. We parked in the lot provided and began reading the clues to find our 1st box. Standing at the orange gate we were to start. Up ahead we happened to notice something running around like something was wrong. It began to run towards us and as it got closer, we noticed it was a turkey. This wasn't your ordinary turkey it seemed. It didn't speak or anything, but it was holding a sign that read "Pardon Me". We stated that there was nothing we could do, and the turkey ran off down the trail. We ran after the turkey with much confusion. It is not everyday that a turkey goes running around with a "pardon Me" sign. We followed the turkey around a sharp left turn in the trail. As we rounded the bend, we noticed the picnic tables up ahead. The turkey had made it all the way to the tables but was heading again towards us. About half way between the picnic tables and the sharp left bend, the turkey stopped. The turkey looked left and bolted into the woods hiding under some man made rocks. We followed the turkey to those rocks and as we bent over to see if the turkey was actually there, we heard "Shhhhhhh! Don't tell anybody I'm here!" Being a bit weirded out by the whole situation, we left the turkey alone. Not ever telling anyone about the story, until now. Well and now you know. So don't tell anybody he is there.

I'm Not a Turkey!

2008-11-28T19:18:00.000-08:00

-Gowen Memorial Park - Sanford, ME
Find the parking area for the Mousam Way Trail. Walk past the trail sign onto the green trail. Climb up the hill, down the stairs, and cross over the bridge. Climb up this second hill to the Elk Island sign and head left past it. At the "T" intersection, head right toward the Armory Pond #1. Heading in this direction, look for the "V" tree that has large tumors on one of the trunks. Behind this tree, under some twigs and brush, will not be a turkey.

Rockin Rooster

2008-11-01T19:26:00.000-07:00

-Imagination Station Playground - Gilford, NH
To find the playground, first you must find the school the playground is at. Take 11A to Belknap Mountain Rd. On this road, you will find Imagination Station Playground at Gilford Elementary. Park in the lot provided. Play a little while if you must, but where you are going is past the playground on the Gilford Nature Trail. Take this trail into the woods to the intersection of Beaver Pond and Evergreen. Start down Beaver Pond but stop at the stump just to the right. Behind the trunk closest the stump, under some bark, will be the Rockin Rooster.

Everyones Worst Nightmare

2008-10-19T08:30:00.000-07:00

-Cimetiere Saint Jean Baptiste - Allenstown, NH
Park in the small parking lot off the road. From this lot, walk up the stairs and follow the paved walk to the end. In front of you and to your left, will rest Dupont. Visit Dupont who sits at the top of a slope. Standing in front of Dupont, behind and to the left, will be a tree. Line up Dupont, the tree, and yourself. Follow this line past the tree to where 2 slabs of stone form a corner. In this corner, under lots of leaves, will be everyone's worst nightmare.

My Other Addiction

2008-10-11T19:06:00.000-07:00

-Beaver Pond Recreation Area - Franklin, MA
Park near the boat launch. Walk the trail to the right side of the launch. Follow the trail to where there are 3 large stones in your way. Standing at these stones, head left and notice a large twin pine on the left. Tucked in between these twin pines will be what your looking for.

A Whitebutton Mushroom

2008-09-30T04:26:00.000-07:00

-Commercial Street - Concord, NH
There is a Heritage Trail that runs along Commercial Street, marked with 4 signs along the way. Park in a parking lot anywhere along Commercial Street, but do not park on Commercial Street. Then locate any one of the four Hetitage Trail signs. Look behind one of the signs, in the ground, for what you are looking for.

ADULT: An Axe Experience

2008-09-28T20:02:00.001-07:00

-Personal Traveler
To get this traveler, you must ask walk up to me and sniff my shoulder and go "Mmmm!"

Portsmouth Alarm

2008-09-01T19:13:00.000-07:00

-Pierce Island - Portsmouth, NH
Go to Pierce Island and find the blue City of Portsmouth sign. To its right, starts the green trail. Follow the trail to the right as it splits in 2. Pass the 6 British Soldiers on the left standing in a row and a fallen civilian face first in a puddle of water on your right. Continue on around past the outlook of the south end neighborhood. Passing a few more civilians, again staying right at the split and head up to the wooden gate. To your left is an escape route. To your right is where Fort Washington once was. Where you need to go is straight and down the slope. As you head right at the "T", notice the ships in the Piscataqua River. You come to the very end and find 3 granite slabs. You hear a noise. Standing at the middle slab, take a reading of 240 degrees, and find 2 Portsmouth residents, one on each side of the small path. The residents send you up the path there to the an old general on your left. There is where around the backside of the general, you give the alarm to the town of Portsmouth.

The Alien Invasion

2008-08-25T10:56:00.000-07:00

-French Creek State Park - Elverson, PA
Find yourself to Williams Hill. From the parking lot, head up the paved road to the trail of white and yellow. Go left. Travel into the woods until you see a large uprooted tree on your right. At thebase, behind the trunk, you will find -WAR-
Continue down the trail to the trail intersection. Head straight through, walking through 2 very very short walls in the trail. On the left, you will come across a fallen rotting tree scaling the trail. Under a rock at the end of the tree by the rotting stump, will be -SEASONS-
Head back to the trail intersection, now turning left up the white and blue. Hop over 2 boards in the trail, and locate a "V" tree on your left. Behind this tree will be -PEACE-
Continue up the trail until you find the tornado tree just off the trail on the left with debri at its base. 85 steps further will be an asteroid field. Behind a huge asteriod on the right side of the trail, you will find -FUTURE-
Continue to a 4 way intersection. Head right to the lot. Start walking away from the trail down through the lot passing the NTE sign. Pass the 3 wooden signs, 2 on the left, 1 on the right. A ways down, on the left will be an unmarked trail. Go to marker 11. Count back 11 paces. Locate the "V" tree on your right. Behind it you will find -LOVE-
Head back to the paved road and continue down the paved road passing the trail of red. Follow through the straight of alien noises until you come to the trail of white and yellow. Take a left. Walk to the backwards "Y" and take a right. Locate another ateroid field. The ateroid field runs to a tree just like one sitting on the trail. Behind that further tree will be -FERTILITY-

Owl Take That

2008-07-31T19:16:00.001-07:00

-Mary & Quentin Hutchins Forest - Canterbury, NH
Park - Walk passed the gate 26 steps to a couple of tree stumps on your left. Standing at those stumps, you will notice a root sticking out of the trail pointing at the stumps. The root, pointing in the other direction, points to a downed rotting tree. Follow in a straight line, in the direction the root points, to find what you are looking for. The box will be located behind the rotting tree under some bark.

The Sal's Pizza Experiment

2008-07-31T18:35:00.000-07:00

-Sal's Pizza - Concord, NH
Head to the Ladies room.
This can be used my Guys as well.
Look up under the sink.
Please stamp in, in the bathroom.

Hoots Art is This?

2008-07-31T15:34:00.000-07:00

-Mary & Quentin Hutchins Forest - Canterbury, NH
Park - Walk past the gate. Follow the yellow marked trail to the Tree Farm Loop intersection. Take a right to the next intersection. Continue on the Tree Fram Loop, taking 68 steps. Standing at your present location, look to your right for a 4 sister tree. The box will be behind and under some cover.
Head back to the last intersection. At this intersection, take a left and follow this trail to the log that is cut across the trail. On your right, follow the log to a large rock. This box is located behind and under some bark.
Head back to the last intersection, take a left, and stop at the Tree Farm Loop sign. Follow the Tree Farm Loop in the other direction. Soon, you will come to a clearing with 2 more Tree Farm Loop signs. Facing the sign with no arrows on it, notice the yellow marker above it. This yellow marker points the tree where the next box is.
Head back to the first Tree Farm Loop sign, located at the first intersection you ever came to. Start back to your car. On your way back to your car, you will come to the top of a tiny hill where you should be able to now see your car. On the left, you will notice a collection of sticks and rocks. Behind one of those rocks, under some bark, will be the last box.

Freedom: Raising the Flag

2008-07-27T05:43:00.001-07:00

-Memorial Field - Concord, NH
From the parking lot, follow a paved walkway between the main football field and tennis court, to the football field behind the Little League and softball fields. As you approach the football field, notice the wide trail opening to the right. Enter the wider trail and then take a much smaller trail to the right into the woods. The trail kinda falls apart but if you just keep walking straight with the corn field to your left, you will soon find the yellow trail in much better shape. Follow this trail to a decent dip. Cross the dip to and old fallen apart tree on the left. Behind and under this tree will be what you find.

Dying in the Shadow of a General

2008-07-27T05:37:00.000-07:00

-Norwichtown Cemetery - Norwichtown, CT
Once you enter the cemetery, you will notice the memorial of the 20 French Soldiers under General LaFayette's command on your left. Now as you follow the clues, close your eyes at times to kinda get the feeling the soldiers got as they walked through the woods back in the 1700's. From the memorial, follow the dirt path that looks as if 20 soldiers may have taken. Cross over the stream. Back in the day, their feet would probably get wet doing so. Once over the stream, head right to a single tree. At this tree, continue off to the left to the 4 way intersection. Continue straight following the grassy trail. Soon you will cross over 2 wooden bridges most likely built by local residents. Just over the bridges, you will head off right and then right again crossing over the cement bridge. At the next intersection, you will notice a stone bench in the hill to your left. Go there. Behind this stone bench, there is kinda a trail heading up the hill. Follow this trail to a better defined trail. Head left and locate the 2 sisters that might have comforted the soldiers while in town. When you find the 2 sister, look to the left for 3 more sisters with many toes. Behind the 3 sisters, you will find the shadow of the general.

Concord's Cool Cat

2008-07-27T05:10:00.000-07:00

-Terrill Park - Concord, NH
Find Terrill Park on Old Turnpike Rd which can be found off Manchester St. Find a parking spot and start heading left down the path. Pass 3 granite slabs on your right. Find the neighboring granite slabs on your left. One is smaller than the other. Across from those slabs, will be a 3 sister white brich tree. To the left of the tree is a log. Between the log and the sisters, under some bark, will be Concord's Cool Cat.

Whistling Weasel

2008-07-18T20:52:00.000-07:00

-Allen I. Lewis Forest - Hopkinton, NH
Find the intersection of Routes 13 and 77. At this intersection, take Jewett Rd, which is unmarked. From that intersection, travel 1.2 miles to a small dirt parking lot on your left. If you see the Wildlife Sanctaury sign, which is also on your left, you have gone to far. Once in the parking lot, you will notice a stone with a Allen I. Lewis Town Forest plaque on it. From this stone, to its right will be a trail. Follow this trail over the bridge, through 2 stonewalls until you come to a "T" intersection. On your left will be a mailbox for the Wildlife Sanctuary. Take that left past the mailbox. The trail becomes rocky and may be a bit muddy. Follow the trail and the past the scary tree on your right and take the right turn following the yellow arrows. Cross over 3 wooden bridges, 1 of which that is actually over a small stream. Now find the stonewall. From this wall count 11 yellow markers, only counting 1 of the yellow markers located on the tree with 2. Just past the 11th marker on your left will be a huge tree attached to a dead sister. Around the side closest to the 11th marker with be the "Whistling Weasel" under a piece of wood. Rehide as you found it.
He should be whistling for you. What!? He isn't whistling? I know what you need to do! Sing your way down the trail to a hole in the stone wall behind the red marked "V" tree, at the intersection of red and yellow. There you go, Now he is whistling!
This place seems to be out in the middle of nowhere, so I don't think you should have to worry about people, but I do ask that you replace these boxes back in hiding as they were your own. Thank you.

Beauty Within

2008-07-10T06:31:00.000-07:00

- Pembroke, NH
Locate the quietest residents of Bachelder Rd. Park at the entrance by the flagpole. Follow the driveway in and head to the left bend. Instead of heading left, you willcontinue straight and then follow the river to the right. At the corner of the lot, there will be a trail. Take this trail into the woods. pass the rope swing and follow the river, even if the trail disappears, all the way to the stake with an orange top. Turn and face the largest tree within 10 feet of you. At the base of this tree will be what your looking for.

Cleveland Rocks GAQLBE07

2008-07-08T05:56:00.000-07:00

-Dewey Field - Sunapee, NH
From I-89, take exit 12 to Route 11 East. Follow Route 11 into Sunapee. Once in Sunapee, keep your eyes open to your left for the Dewey Field street sign. This field sits on top of a hill with a beautiful view of Mt. Sunapee. If you end up driving by the Sunapee Fire Dept, you have gone to far. Once you find Dewey Field, find a parking spot. Walk to the back spot, standing on the side of the fence closest to the woods. Line yourself up with the pitchers mound and home plate. Now turn around and face the woods. You will notice 2 white birch trees in the woods that lean towards each other. Head to the one that leans left. Once to reach the birch, look further beyond it and locate a large pile of rotten fallen logs. Under the backside of the first fallen log, under some sticks and branches, will be what you are looking for. This box is wrapped in camo tape, so look carefully. Please stamp in and return as quiet as possible. Re hide the box as it was your own.

Welcome to New Hampshire

2008-07-08T05:42:00.000-07:00

-Great Glen Trails - Mt Washington, NH
Follow Route 16 to The Great Glen Trail parking lot across from the Mt Washington Auto Road entrance. Find your parking spot. Head towards the building and head down the stairs to the right. Once at the bottom of the stairs, take a right through the tunnel. Notice there is no fee for foot traffic on the trails. Take a left around past Moose Meadow. Take another left past the Kiosk towards Glen Meadows. Cross the bridge. At the 4 way intersection, head right. Look for a holy tree on the right side of the trail, then one on the left. From that second holey tree, count about 37 feet down the trail. Turn to your right and notice a dying tree with a large debris field at its base. to the right of the tree under some debris will be what your looking for.

Remembering: Bozo the Clown

2008-07-06T18:11:00.000-07:00

-Evergreen Cemetery - Pembroke, NH
Evergreen Cemetery is on Buck Street. Once you find the cemetery, use the entrance with the Evergreen Cemetery sign. Follow the road up the hill and take a left. Park your car where Miller and Furus reside. Heading back the way you came, locate the Chase residence. Across from Chase, in the woods, will be a 4ft tall stump. Behind that will be the rest of the tree that once was. About 7ft up from the stump, behind, will be what your looking for.

You can continue following the road to leave the cemetery.

Can You See Me Now?

2008-06-15T18:48:00.040-07:00

-Winnipesaukee River Trail - Franklin, NH
Locate Trestle View Park on Central St. This is where you will need to park to access the Winnipesaukeee River Trail. From the parking lot, walk past the Harris Corliss Wheel to the road. There used to be a cross walk there, and may be back there since posting these clues, but if not, be careful crossing the street. From the orange gate, take an 8 - 10 minute walk. There are no other clues until you reach the 8 - 10 minute mark, so enjoy the walk. You should at that point notice the Sulphite Trail Bridge on your left. There will be a trail on the left where the tracks continuing from the bridge should be. From the beginning of that trail, 28 steps should bring you to a rather large rock on your right which is 5 ft off the trail. What you seek is behind this rock.

New Hampshire - State History Series

2008-06-13T17:47:00.000-07:00

- Nottingcook Forest - Bow, NH
(#1 - A Pink Flamingo on the Beach) From the parking lot, start your journey on Sheridan's Way. Follow to yellow marked tree on right with a rock base. Go around to the backside of the long boulder, behind tree. Behind.
(#2 - The Clear Blue Yonder - Alan B. Shepard) Continue to intersection and head right. Standing at the gate, notice the large boulder on your right at top of the small hill. Behind.
(#3 - The Frozen Tundra of Holman Stadium) Head back to and through the intersection to the next intersection. Head straight, continuing on Sheridan's Way. Head up a small hill then down looking for the yellow marked twin. Standing at the twin, look to your right for a more naked version. Behind.
(#4 - NH State Symbol - Spotted Newt) Continue a bit past the stump with the triangle rock on it, to the next intersection. Head right to the gate, or atleast where the gate used to be. To the right of the gate post, will be 2 larger rocks. 1 larger than the other. Behind.
(#5 - Welcome to North Virginia) Head back to intersection, and continue right on Sheridan's Way, counting 4 yellow markers. Kinda looks like Dartmoor. The box will be somewhere behind a rock on your right.
(#6 - War is Never Civil - I.M.O. Luther C. Ladd) Continue following the trail. Soon the trail will open up a bit while it turns left. On your right, find a cluster of boulders. Between 2 boulders.
(#7 - NH State Symbol - Striped Bass) Continue following the open trail. Hop over the small stream. Head down the trail past a large boulder to the next intersection. Go left. Locate a large rock on the right side of the trail with a tree stump 2 feet away. Behind.
(#8 - Birth of the Chinook) Continue back to intersection, continuing on Sheridan's Way. Cross over the small stream coming from the small pond. Locate yellow marker #6. It will be at the brook. At this point you will need to head left, yellow marker may not be visible at first. Soon you will come upon a bridge. Before crossing it, turn with your back towards the bridge, looking slightly to your right for a rock based "V" tree. Behind its feet.
(#9 - Pumpkin Fest - Keene) Cross the bridge and head left at the sign. This trail is Wolfe Cascade. Cross over 3 wooden bridges that touch each other. Enjoy the scenery while looking for Buffalo Rock. The trail continues between the Rock and another. On the extreme backside of the other rock, find a split rock. Between.
(#10 - Bill Irwin - The 1st Blind AT Thru-Hiker) Continue on Wolfe, past the cascades up the hill. Pass another large rock, and find yellow marker #3. Look to your right to find a 7 sister tree. They are watching the box.
(#11 - Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster) Continue on Wolfe. You will soon come upon a swamp on your left, passing it to the sign. Take a left on Woodbury. Cross over the brook and locate red marker #4. Just past that marker on your right, is what looks to be a flat rock. Behind.
(#12 - Old Man of the Mountain) Head back to Wolfe, heading left up the hill to first yellow marker. Can't find the next marker? Head left over brook and you'll see it. You'll also see another swamp on your right. You may also hear a stream entering the swamp. Facing the stream straight on, turn around and locate the dead fallen log. Behind.
(#13 - Amos Fortune - Free Man) Continue on Wolfe following yellow markers to that stream you found, crossing it at some point. You will need to cross back over again towards the top of the hill, to the sign. At the sign, head down Black Gum with markers now red. After 1st marker, trail heads left without notice. Locate the next sign. The Cave Trail is marked blue. Find the first blue marked tree. This tree will have a large rock next to it. Behind.
(#14 - First in the Nation) Continue on Cave trail or head back, it will bring you back to the same location. Facing the Black Gum sign, head right. Locate the split log crossing the trail. Follow the root of that split log to the "V" tree. Behind.
(#15 - This Car Climbed Mt. Washington) Continue on Black Gum to next sign. take a right on Nancy, locating yellow marker #2. On the right, into the woods, find a 4 1/2 sister tree. Behind the sisters is a larger "V" tree. Behind.
(#16 - Listen My Children) Continue back to Nancy sign. Follow Nancy in the other direction downhill. Pass the tree cut across the trail to intersection. Head straight, first locating the 1st yellow marker (could be hard to find.) Head up the tiny hill then down. Veer left, cross stream and find a 6ft tall white birch stump on left. Behind 1 of 3 fallen tree bases.
(#17 - Mt. Washington Resident - Nin the Cat) Continue to next sign and continue left on Nancy looking for the 4th yellow marker. Looking left, find identical tree stumps about 20 ft into the woods. Behind 1 of them.
(#18 - Clark's Trading Post) Head back to sign, now heading down Steer Brook. Cross over the stream. You will have to cross back over the brook again, but not before finding a rock pile on the right. Find the "V" tree with rocks in and around it.
(#19 - Robert Frost) Now cross Steer Brook and count 5 red markers. Climb to the top of the small hill on the left, then jump down on right to 3 sister tree dead tree is rubbing.
(#20 - Concord Coach) Continue along the brook following red. Left at Glacial Trail. After 3rd blue marker, find heavily wounded "V" tree. Behind.
(#21 - Hooksett is Ketchup Country) Continue back to Steer Brook trail. Cross the brook. At the next intersection, head right. Pass over boulder flat and locate cut log on the left. 3 ft past the log is where the log came from. Behind.
(#22 - Good Morning New Hampshire) Continue back to the brook trail following more red markers (not marked well at first.) Locate a wooden arrow at the base of a hill. A fallen tree behind the arrow points to a 3 sister tree. Behind that, a fallen tree points to twins where the box is hidden.
(#23 - NH State Symbol - White Tail Deer) Continue following the trail up the rocky hill. The trail will head left at wooden arrow pointing the opposite the red arrow behind it, heading downhill now. At the bottom of the steepest parts of the hill, locate a boulder on the left with a 3 sister tree growing out of its side. Behind the boulder.
(#24 - No! Not a Coach Potato!) Continue, passing 2 more wooden arrows, 1 pointing in the direction you came. Soon you will come to a swamp on your right. Follow the trail aside the swamp. When the trail heads left, locate the cut twin birch tree on the right. At the next cut tree as the trail turns right, find it's 10 foot tall base. Behind.
(#25 - There's An Angel Over Her) Continue to the next intersection. Head left onto Woodhill 0.1 which is marked blue. Follow to the large cut tree across the trail. Most of this tree is located on your left. Follow the tree to its trunk base which is actually next to the trunk base.
-Continue following trail to Woodhill. Head right, back to your vehicle.
(#26 - The Granite Bowl) **BONUS BOX** Standing facing the Nottingcook Forest Kiosk, face left and locate a "V" tree. Behind.

Papillon Noir

2008-06-01T20:06:00.000-07:00

- Hurricane Forest Wildlife Refuge Park - White River Junction, VT
Starting at Wright's Reservoir, cross over the bridge. Shortly there after, you will pass log seats and then cross over another bridge. Take a right before the next bridge, then left an the "T" intersection. Once on this trail, you will soon come to a stonewall on your left. Continue past this wall following the trail as it turns right up the hill. After a little walk, you will take a left turn at the stone with words on it. The trail will start heading down. Cross over the bridge, and take a left at the next intersection. Locate the 3rd blue marker. The first 2 are harder to see than the third so be careful. After the 3rd marker, locate the golden twins on the right. They kinda don't look like twins, but they are there and golden. What you are looking for is in the base of the golden trees. You can continue down this trail back to your car.

This Little Pig

2008-06-01T16:41:00.000-07:00

- Franconia State Park, NH
Take exit 34 B off of I-93/Rte 3 to the Old Man Viewing Area. Park in the first lot provided. If you pass the buildings with the bathrooms, you have gone to far and will have to circle back around to the first lot again or walk from the second lot. Once parked, walk towards the blue sign and climb the rock pile to the top. At the top, you wil notice a slight path the heads into the woods. On this path, look for 5 medium granite boulders that all line up across the path. Follow this line of boulders to the stonewall. At the bottom of the stonewall, you will find This Little Pig.

Show Me Your Smile

2008-06-01T16:24:00.000-07:00

- Blair Woodland Natural Area - Campton, NH
From the parking lot, take the Chickadee Path. Pass the bench and cross over the bridge to an intersection. Continue traveling Chickadee to next intersection. Cross over the bridge on your left and take a right onto the Abenaki Trail. Pass that bench and keep a look out for the covered bridge up river. Once you can see the covered bridge, keep your eyes open for a 4ft long cut log on your left resting on top of another log. Underneath the 4ft log will be what you seek.

Stealing signs

2008-05-31T08:07:00.000-07:00

Clues coming soon.

Team New Hampshire's Playlist

2008-05-31T08:00:00.000-07:00

1) The Monkees - Last Train to Clarksville
2) Craig David - Hot Stuff (Lets Dance)
3) Augustana - Boston
4) Rascal Flatts - Life is a Highway
5) Ray Charles - Somewhere Over the Rainbow
6) John Legend - Heaven
7) Faith Hill & Tim McGraw - It's Your Love
8) Peter Gabriel - Book of Love
9) Shawn Stockman - Vision of a Sunset
10) David Barnes - I Have and I Always Will
11)Elvis - Teddy Bear

The Blue Spider

2008-05-29T05:21:00.000-07:00

- Earle Remick Natural Area - Tamworth, NH
On route 113 in Tamworth, you will need to look for The Earle Remick Natural Area. Once you find the natural area, park your car and sign in at the map box. From the map box, proceed down the trail. Cross over the bridge to the Route 113 sign intersection. At this intersection, you will proceed away from the brook. Heading in the right direction, you will now be looking for marker #5. This marker stands infront of a large red oak. Standing infront of that marker, turn around and notice 2 other large red oak trees standing next to each other. They are almost twins. Now, take 2 steps either up the trail or back down the trail. Behind those trees, you will notice a red oak that once was like the 2 trees you were just facing. It's kinda naked! Behind that tree is were you will find the Blue Spider.

Ants

2008-05-29T05:13:00.000-07:00

- Prescott State Forest - Laconia, NH
To find Prescott State Forest on Parade Road in Laconia, at the intersection of Routes 106, 11A and 107, head north 4.6 miles on Route 106. You will notice a blue street sign for Turner Way, followed by a brown wildlife viewing area sign, both our your right. Prescott State Forest is located just after those signs on your left. The sign for Prescott may be hidden by hanging tree branches and leaves. Park in the round about parking area provided. Once you park your vehicle, walk to the orange gate. Facing the gate, head left about 15 paces until you see a stone wall our your right in the field. Go to the wall and follow to the opening. Stand in the center of the opening, face the direction of the forest, not the direction of your vehicle. Facing this direction, you will take 10 steps in between the 2 walls. On your right at the bottom of the wall is where you can find Ants.

A Frog out of Water

2008-05-29T05:08:00.000-07:00

- Den Rock Park - Andover, MA
Find Den Rock Park on Route 114. Then find a parking spot. Head past the kiosk up the trail to the "Y". Go left and then left again. A short distance on your right is another trail that heads to the top of huge boulders. Tempted. Go ahead, but remember than you need to come back to the main trail and find the box you came for. Continue down the correct trail and find the tree with the "Eagle Nest Walk" sign. Count 26 steps from that sign and stop. On your right will be a small stump. Behind the stump covered by bark, is a hollow. This is where you will find the FROG.

Painting a Masterpiece

2008-05-29T05:04:00.000-07:00

- Pembroke, NH
Find Brickett Hill Road off of Route 3. Head up the hill and look for the first conservation/tree farm sign. Head up the hill a bit more and park at the second conservation sign, just before the small pond.
The Frame: From your car, head into the woods to the first intersection. At this intercetion on your right, will be what looks like a fallen house and on your left, will be a wall. Take a left and head a short distance to the remains of a stone wall. Standing at the stone wall, head right and follow the wall to the fallen log. Behind.
Mountains: Head back to the main trail and take a left. Pass through the wall and straight through the 4-way. About 25 feet from the 4-way, on your right will be a rock sticking out of the ground. Behind that rock will be the mountians. Stamp the mountains in the top right corner.
Trees: Continue down the trail. At the "Y" stay right and follow the trail to the right to another "Y" where you then go left. At the next intersection, will be a large tree. Head left by that tree to the stonewall. Find the yellow tree behind the wall. The trees can be located between the stonewall and the yellow tree, in the wall. Stamp the tree twice to the left of the mountians.
Lake: Turn around and head back to the big tree. At the tree, you will follow the trail straight. Look for the the fallen tree across the trail. At its base with be the lake. Stamp the lake in below the mountains.
Yourself: Again head back to the big tree. Head left back towards your car, look for the trail on your left, before the stonewall. Stand at the stonewall on this trail. The last box will be 5 feet on your left in the wall.

4th Hole and 7 Strokes Ago

2008-05-17T19:37:00.000-07:00

- New Paltz, NY
From the NYS Thruway, head west on route 299 through New Paltz and across the bridge over the Walkill River.
Just after the bridge, take a right on Springtown Road.
Turn left on Mountain Rest Road. (Toward the Mohonk Mountain House.)
Continue straight through the stop sign and then begin to watch for a pull-off on the right side of the road. This happens directly before a sharp left bend in the road. There is a sign at the pull-off that says "Mohonk Mountain House, 1 mile." If you actually reach the golf course, you've gone too far.
Park at the pull-off. In the trees along the field, look for a V-shaped twin oak on the downhill side of the pull-off. (This tree also has a lowered branch that I initially mistook for an additional, third trunk.)The letterbox is behind the crotch of the tree, tucked inside a hole, under debris.

"Hello!" From the Moon to You.

2008-05-17T19:33:00.000-07:00

- Dartmoor National Park - Okehampton, ENG
It is located in Dartmoor National Park. Head in the direction of the castle and find the first small/medium size parking area. Follow the trail that is conected to the parking area to Row Tor. It is behind a rock.

Remember When

2008-05-17T17:31:00.000-07:00

- Knox Road Town Forest - Bow, NH
Locate the Knox Road Town Forest on Knox Rd. There is parking just before the sign. Walk past the gate you can't block, and follow the red markers to the blue trail. Follow the blue trail to the leafy boulder. Behind the boulder, in between the small tree, will be the box containing what you seek.

Driving Cross Country

2008-05-13T16:09:00.000-07:00

- Mystery - Pembroke NH
While I was driving cross country, I stopped to visit the Richardson's. They weren't much for talking, but they did show me the largest tree in their backyard.