Waterskiing

Difficulty: Easy

Distance: 0.45 miles

Restrooms: No

Dog Friendly: No

Stroller Friendly: Yes

Playground: No

Location: Tuscarora Wildlife Education Project

Anchor Clues

Start at the back corner of the building with the goldfish pond on your right and the building on your left.
Walk past the A/C unit on the left and follow the grass path.
Just before the paved road, make a right to stay on the grass path.
Pass the “Colorado Blue Spruce” sign on the right.
Cross the gravel road (look both ways!) and continue to follow the grass path as it curves left.
Pass the “Things That Don’t Belong” sign on the left.
At the T junction, go right and stay to the right, passing the bird house box on the right.
Walk past the “Royal Paulownia” sign on the right.
Take a left at the “What’s for Dinner” sign.
Take another left at the “To You and Me a Brush Pile is a Sight for Sore Eyes but to Wild Critters it is Paradise” sign.
Pass the “Tartarian Honeysuckle” sign on the left and continue straight.
Turn left at the “Hawthorns” sign.
Take a left just before the pavilion.
Turn right at the T junction and turn left just before the pavilion – the post you seek is here.
Walk past the “Eastern White Pine” sign on the right and go up a slight hill.
At the gravel road, make a left.
Follow the gravel road for several yards and turn right onto the grass path, walking between two large, low shrubs and walk up a slight hill.
Just past the “River Birch” sign on the right, follow the grass path to the left.
Continue on the grass path until you have returned to the parking area.

The world record for the most people water skiing at once off the back of a boat is 145 people.
Water skiing is a 3-person task, or you break the law. You need a driver, the skier, and one other passenger to watch the water skier.
There are over 11 million water skiers in the US and over 900 water ski competitions every year.

Waterskiing