GC221Y5 The deDisse Park Troll, SP#20
Type: Traditional | Size: Other | Difficulty: | Terrain:
By: TwoNewfs @ | Hide Date: 04/12/2010 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N39° 38.271 W105° 20.033 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
             

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Can you find where the troll is hiding? so many places to hide in the in the rocks or in the water or the logs carried downstream... The Coords. were take from the top side and just meant to be used as a rough guide. Use your GC senses and good luck, the volume of the cache is about 2 liters just to give you an idea of size and their is no need to climb on the steep rocks.

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deDisse park is close to home and a place we visit often year round. The park is best accessed from Evergreen Parkway. Vehicle access to the road leading to the cache is gated and closed in late fall to early spring but remains open to foot traffic all year. plenty of parking at the gate.

Cache number twenty of The Sat. Project 100. In thanks of finding 100 caches we have decided to give back to our predecessors and give back the 100. We have more than enough room around here for caches.

04/18/2019 By GeoDog74
This one eludes me!!! I spent a good 20 mins poking around, looking high and low, on land and in the water. Oh well, it sounds like a dandy, I hope to be back

11/27/2018 By jnepple

10/21/2018 By MLCCrashers
We are consistently 1 step behind Buster4Cat today!

10/21/2018 By Buster4Cat
Came here over the summer with my little future cachers & Secret Ninjas. We searched high & low to no avail. I was so worried about my littles that I tripped & put a dink in my calf. Still have the scar! (Ah, geocaching wounds & the stories they tell!) Today I came and after reading the description I took a different approach. Found something but no, that couldn’t be it. Could it? I gave it a shake and it sure sounded like caching loot to me. I was finally able to open it (I meant to bring my knife after previous logs) only to find it still closed. Twist top. Signed slightly damp log. Satisfying! Thanks. Will PM owner picture of where I found it to confirm correctly location. I left as found.

07/14/2018 By voosba
Cool. Literally.

03/29/2018 By dtvman
It took me a few minutes to figure out what I was looking for. Great hide, but on a cool day it my fingers got cold. Favorite point. TFTC. On to the next.

03/18/2018 By Rohatx
I had the advantage with this one as I was with Sara Crow when she returned it after taking it to Denver I’m the one who got it open for her. I didn’t have an account then but this is one of the first caches I had seen. Today I came to sign the log. I found it down the creek about 30ft half submerged in a pool. I was able to muscle it open and found it to be 2/3rds full of water. The log was actually dry! Water had seeped into the first baggie but not the second. I put everything back together and replaced it where it was the last time we were here! Fav!
Thank you for the placement

03/11/2018 By denver.yeti
Very cleaver cashe though it is a good Idea to bring some pliers to get it open

11/12/2017 By prkenyon
Very clever hide. Passed it up multiple times.