The Matterhorn

Clue #5

Over hill and dale hit the trail
With a handy locating device
Fulfill your wishes like loaves and fishes
And put your victory on ice

Clue #4

A walk in the park can be a lark
If cell phones are left at home
Heed the siren of your desirin’
And do not revolt against this poem

Clue #3

Success on the third clue will never do
We had to stash a second
Round you go if you seek to know
Where swatters of orbs are beckoned

Clue #2

If you’re thinking big you’re sure to dig
Near flora with growing pain
Winter or summer is never a bummer
A menagerie of fun wild or tame

Clue #1

Congrats to the finder, to all a reminder
To hunt hard from first to last clues
Medallion I is history. Now a new mystery
Begins—strap on your hunting shoes

To some its demented, for all unprecedented
But hunters’ thirst must be quenched
Tell sister and brother we’ve hidden another
In a park where a body can be benched

Our 2nd prize? Don’t laugh—10-thou cut in half
So get out there even if it’s snowy
And as a special bonus—some might say an onus—A meal with our own Clueless Joey

Good hunting to you, let this be the first clue
Think of a woodsy retreat
It won’t be so hard if you channel the bard
You’ll get warm and smell pretty sweet

Singer and Dinger = diamond dinger might reference a homerun hitter, like babe ruth which points to maybe ruth street, by battle creek park. there are a couple other “singer” streets like Warren and Nelson, but nothing that runs parallel to the park or ruth or anything real obvious like that.

I got nothing for the rest of this clue set =P

famous singer could also maybe reference a bird name like lark or something that would have a famous birdcall.

Singer: Bennett (Tony Bennett) - Bennett Lake
Dinger: Fisk (Carlton Fisk) St.

Whites of the eyes: Lexington Ave (Battle of Lexington)