Geocaching and letterboxing are fun hobbies that provide a great reason to enjoy the outdoors. Preservation Parks does allow geocaches and letterboxes to be placed in the parks, as long as Park District guidelines are followed.
Caches and letterboxes must be placed close to the trails or within public areas, to minimize the impact on wildlife habitat and other sensitive areas.
Owners must fill out and submit an application, before a geocache or letterbox can be placed. Click on the links for rules and guidelines for owners and seekers, and for the permit application form.
For more information, call 614-989-1972
Parks
Located in Trenton Township, northeast of Sunbury, the future Perfect Creek Park...
Prairies, a sparkling creek, forested areas and wetlands characterize Blues Creek, which...
A trail that winds up and down and along a ravine system...
With its tall trees, wetlands, pond and meadows, beautiful Emily Traphagen Park...
Time travel to a representation of a Depression-era farm that includes a...
Old growth woods, meadows, restored prairies and wetlands, and wetland woods characterize...
The former agricultural fields on this 115-acre site have been transformed into...
The Red Fox Trail, north of Orange Road, is now open* (North...
The Ohio to Erie Trail is a primarily off-street recreational trail that,...
Put-in location for kayaks and canoes
Beginning with headwaters as far north...
Named for the curve in the tributary to the Olentangy State Scenic...
Launch your kayak, go fishing and enjoy the beautiful views along the...
