We were happy to come back for this box that we did not find years ago. Now we know why we missed it - it's along a rerouted section of trail. Past the Two-Town Stone, you'll see a double blazed tree indicating a left hand turn. Straight ahead is a fainter trail which heads steeply downhill. You can see the Y tree, mossy rocks, and boulders from the top of the hill. We enjoyed the walk once again!

Nice walk, although it appears as though the area has been a bit neglected in recent years, perhaps in part because the White Oak has fallen. But the boxes we found were still in good shape and worth the trip.

What a beautiful series of stamps!!! Thank you so much!!!

Love them!

A fun hike! Loved the Dinosaur rocks! They have cut a new trail just before Boston Marathon that switchbacks down to the bottom just past BM. Still easy to figure out. All great carves!

I loved these stamps and I didn't know these trails were so close to my job in Worcester. Unfortunately, it was a bit of "creative" hiking today, with all the flooded trails and fallen trees from the snow storm
last week- but I enjoyed it thoroughly!

great trail and great carves.

Nice to see different carves from various "local" carvers in this series.

A debris free trail with some fantastic carves along the way. Kudos to the trail cleaner uppers. The sheep shearing carve is precious. April in Paris looks like one of those French posters. The marathon runner is incredible. Unfortunately, the wildlife made a buffet dinner out of the Easter Leftovers, although still stampable. Well done on a very peaceful trail.

Great hike!! Wonderful carves too!