Sapsucker Cairn - Ithaca, NY - Cairns on Waymarking.com

"The cairn is a recurring form in Goldsworthy’s work. He has created them out of tree branches, ice, and stone."

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"The latest work by internationally acclaimed environmental artist Andy Goldsworthy is tucked away in a quiet corner of Cornell’s Sapsucker Woods Sanctuary—a stone cairn standing sentinel beside the trail. Goldsworthy built the cairn out of locally quarried stone, assisted by Cornell students from a variety of programs....To find the Sapsucker Woods cairn, follow the Hoyt-Pileated Trail that begins across the road from the main entrance to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. The cairn sits on the right, a few minutes’ walk down the trail. "

Cairn Location: This is on a walk in Sapsucker Woods at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology. Cairn Purpose: Other (please describe in description) Type if different from above list: This is a work of art. Types of rock: Llenroc (a local limestone, Cornell spelled backwards) and other local rocks Cairn Condition:

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