Clue one tells the hunter that Seidls park is split “almost in half” with the neighboring city Inver Grove Heights. The new path on the east side that runs from the north end of the park in SSP all the way to the south end in IGH has been remodeled and re paved and should ensure no more wet feet when the lake water gets high. We also thank hunt fours sponsor Metzen Realty a SSP long standing business for always sponsoring the hunts every year! 

This clue gives the streets that surround the general area of the park on the ssp side. May = Maywood, Dear = Deerwood. And multiples of 2 = fourth and fourteenth street. If you go on the ssp history Facebook page and scroll a little you will find Mike Crnobrna historical piece about the old Nauer Dairy Farm that used to essentially be the entire area of Seidls park. Old man Nauer was the only milk man in town and would deliver residents their milk when needed! 

This is an amenity clue, if your in the park walking the path you will run into the info board titled “how to give rain a bath” it teaches people how the city uses a bio filtration cell to clean the water that runs into the lake  that can get contaminated. If you keep following the path south there are two block retaining walls along the path and between those two walls not far off the path is where you should look. 

Clue four walks you to our hiding spot. Start at the north end of the park walk down the path south past the bath board, stop and take a look at the new fishing area made from big rock blocks but don’t search there. Go up the hill 5-6 paces to the first tree aligned with the beginning of the second block wall and at the base of it under the leaves awaits the medallion!