Located in the Walker Wildlife area west of Grand Jct.  Park at the trailhead.  This area once had lots of water but has seen been drained..  It is a good place to view wildlife and one can fish in the Colorado River that forms the southern bounday.. The area can also be accessed by the concrete pathway that runs from Fruita to nearly Palisade...  The area is open from sunrise to  sunset.. Bring a pen or pencil to log.  Other caches are in the vicinity.  

03/17/2019 By Gne
A beautiful (dry) day to go find this series! Glad I saved this one for last! Actually the hardest one to find - just because there were so many options! Quite the graveyard - of backbones only! Must have been quite the lecture spot at one time with the nice road in and the benches facing the "lake." Too bad it wasn't kept up. 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! Had a nice walk out after the scrambling I did at times for the series - although there was one more obstacle I climbed over! Felt a bit like Jurassic park!

05/14/2018 By RollingRedHead
Foind it but a lot to choose from. My kids were super confused about "red herons"

05/14/2018 By coyote4908
Wild area

05/03/2018 By oldranger1
Just reconning the area today. Familiar with trail and river side but not in between. At this hide there are old benches for outdoor talks and old signs of a public development which makes sense on public lands.tftc.

04/11/2018 By speeddemon115
Lots of bones. Not that backbone tho, not the teddy bear, but that price of backbone

04/04/2018 By Sylvia Carman
Turned out to be a long hike. TFTC