The cache is in a clear rubbermaid container near a big oak tree in a clearing. ********** Updated as of April 18, 2010 ********** Cache is in great condition with LOTS of goodies!! We just checked on it, stocked it up and replaced the 8 year old cache container with a new one! We also replaced the old log book. There are a few different approaches to the cache but we recommend that you start at the paved scenic trail. ** Watch out for mountain bikers! ** |
5/21/2007 by Kabuthunk
Man, those biking trails leading up to here are fun. Lotsa hills, sharp curves, and a smooth path the whole way. Much fun. I wonder how many people have no clue that this biking hilly path thing exists, given you can't see it from the road in the least.
Several other bikers had arrived at the biking "circuit" as I was going past, but they weren't even coming close to following me, so the path was clear. Veering off-trail when I got close to the coordinates led me to what I could only assume was the cache.
It turns out I was correct
. Cool armour on this cache... don't forsee it being attacked by bears or the like anytime soon. Although, it looks like the "armour" has taken a few hits from... something, anyway. Likely before it became the cache's armour
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Took: Nothing
Left: Logbook entry and chainmail ball
Around the World in 80 Caches (1.03 kms NE)Hints (Back)
Follow the self guiding trail for 1/2 km. Go past the "Rodents" sign and veer off the trail at the fork near a boulder. The cache is located in the second clearing 40 meters S.E. of the big oak tree. Look for the "treasure chest" rusty grate.