This cache is located at the Walker Wildlife area and one can park at the trailhead for this area.. The area is open from sunrise to sunset each day of the week.. It is a good place to view various birds and wildlife as well as fishing along the Colorado River... Years ago there used to be water in some of the area but not now anymore... During the spring runoff it may be difficult to access the cache depending upon if the river floods over its banks. This area is connected to the concrete walkway that runs from Fruita to nearly Palisade. Hike in only. BYOP.

03/17/2019 By Gne
A beautiful (dry) day to go find this series! I decided to start in the middle. Glad I did! I would say this one was the second hardest to find, just because I had to crawl around on my hands and knees for a bit. Glad it's too early for the bugs and high water! Great area! Saw a couple deer, geese, blue heron rookery, and heard an owl (couldn't spot him!). Walked through grass, willows, and downed trees. Got some cockle burrs and poked by thorns. Enjoyed every minute! Thanks for these great caches and the time and ingenuity it took to place them!

09/16/2018 By Famogeo14
Found it. Kids went in find it cute little hit.

05/15/2018 By oldranger1
Decided to go after these before it got too hot and things started to grow including the mosquitos! Tftc.

04/10/2018 By speeddemon115
Tucked back a ways but Makena has spotted Kermit! Seems to still have all his color and he’s healthy!

04/04/2018 By Sylvia Carman
Kerry spotted this one. TFTC

04/04/2018 By carman.kerry
Out for a walk and it turned into an adventure. We found all of these "bone" caches today and signed as "KC + Sly". OK, this wasn't a "bone" cache but it was in the field so we searched and found. Amazing on how just the right angle reveals the cache but no other view. Thanks for placing these caches!

03/19/2018 By Rojo464
A tough area to hike in but we did see a couple of deer. TFTC