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'''Mint Springs Valley Park''', near Crozet, VA, is a good example of a [[geocaching park]]. Though there are not dozens of caches as in some parks, it does have ten caches (including two [[virtual cache]]s and one [[letterbox]]) in an area less than one square mile. The park has a trail system on which the caches are placed, minimizing the amount of [[buswhacking]] necessary to find the caches.

== Location ==
Mint Springs Valley Park is loaced in central Virginia, about halfway between Waynesboro and Charlottesville near the southern end of Shenandoah National Park. The park is a few miles north of I-64, and access f fairly easy from the interstate.

== Admission ==
Mint Springs Valley Park does charge a user fee from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Please see the park's website (link below) for full details.

== Maps ==
* [http://www.geocaching.com/map/getmap.aspx?lat=38.08187&lon=-78.7332 Geocaches in Cherokee Park]
* [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=N+38%C2%B0+04.912+W+078%C2%B0+43.992&ie=UTF8&ll=38.081879,-78.733177&spn=0.094854,0.237579&om=1 Google Maps]

== External links ==
* [http://www.albemarle.org/department.asp?department=parks&relpage=2600 Mint Springs Valley Park]

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−	'''Mint Springs Valley Park''', near Crozet, VA, is a good example of a [[geocaching park]]. Though there are not dozens of caches as in some parks, it does have ten caches (including two [[virtual ~~cache~~]]s and one [[letterbox]]) in an area less than one square mile. The park has a trail system on which the caches are placed, minimizing the amount of [[buswhacking]] necessary to find the caches.	+	'''Mint Springs Valley Park''', near Crozet, VA, is a good example of a [[geocaching park]]. Though there are not dozens of caches as in some parks, it does have ten caches (including two [[Virtual Cache\|virtual caches]] and one [[letterbox]]) in an area less than one square mile. The park has a trail system on which the caches are placed, minimizing the amount of [[buswhacking]] necessary to find the caches.

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