Horse-Thief National Park
The Park occupies 2,338 acres (946.155 ha). Its boundaries follow Canteen River from it's source, the Fox-Hill aquifer, all the way to Horse-Thief Lake. The limestone bedrock makes for stunning natural sights and challenging spelunking and climbing opportunities. Famous for the Breathing Caves, a series of natural limestone caves located throughout the park.
Rumor has it, deep in the woods is a top-secret retreat for musicians, songwriters, etc., with luxury accommodations, a helipad, and acoustically perfect recording and performance spaces. No one in town has ever seen it but once in a great while someone will claim they saw a black limo glide through town, or heard a helicopter, in the wee hours of the morning.
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