GC5WF65 Moose Love Puzzles #10
Type: Mystery | Size: Small | Difficulty: | Terrain:
By: MooseTag @ | Hide Date: 05/28/2015 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N40° 32.049 W105° 01.853 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
             

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I thought it was time for another quick puzzle.  This is another very easy one for those of you who don't like puzzles.

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I had another idea for this park, but have to put it on hold for now.  I still liked the hiding spot, and decided to leave the container behind anyways.  Instead of my original idea, I decided to make this another easy puzzle for all cachers to be able to find.

You don't need a special degree to solve this puzzle and find this cache, you don't need anything more than your GPSr or phone.  You will need the compass function or just a general idea of direction.  To be honest, you probably won't need anything more than common sense, but I have to make it a puzzle somehow don't I?  This cache is almost wheelchair accessible, however obtaining the cache may cause a problem if you don't have a "grabber".

Around GZ you will find a light post.  From this light post, take a look at a bearing of 300 degrees.  Less than 100 feet away you will see many hard objects lined up in a row and stacked.  Walk to the 3rd set from the end/east/right side, and look for an obvious geocaching pile.  You will know it when you see it, the cache is there.  Please replace as found, and make sure it can't be seen by muggles.

Congratulations you just solved a quick puzzle and got a free smiley!

There is room for small SWAG and trackables.

There is an inactivated Black Cat TB for the FTF. 

Additional Waypoints

07/04/2019 By tsweek
Cool little spot. Forgot a pen; thanks for setting this up!

06/14/2019 By marmotandgoatcachers
This mystery was a question mark when I set out as I didn't have the coordinates ahead of time but I needed one more mystery cache to reach 15 and it was only a short drive from my previous challenge find so off I set. The hidey spot was a bit creepier in the dark but I was extra motivated ! I want to return to this particular park when it's a bit lighter out as I've never been here before. It looks nice though! Thanks for the hide and helping me reach 15 mystery caches. Now I can set out for that other target!

05/16/2019 By mastermike13
Wowwww there was a HUGE spider on the bottom of the cannister!!! Scared the shit out of me

12/28/2018 By rangerhal
Had to go out and about and thought we should grab some caches. Sort of chilly out so had to keep moving. Cache is in good shape. Thanks for the hide!

09/18/2018 By jamadad
Finally, a puzzle I can do. LOL. Nice hide in a park I'd never been to. TFTC

09/16/2018 By AspergerSadie
I am in from the Philadelphia area visiting my niece with family. We decided to head to the nearby park. I had to ask my dad about how to understand compass bearings, but quickly learned what to do. Another successful log for my first time visiting Colorado, and now (unofficially) my niece's first geocache! (She's not quite 2 years old yet, so I'd say she's still trying to get the hang of it!)

Thank you for placing this cache so I could share the experience with my family! TNLNSL

09/09/2018 By GeoDave81
Found it was looking at the wrong end at first.

08/26/2018 By CanthamHouse
Thanks to my dad I learned about bearings! And found it!

07/30/2018 By COpackrat
Thanks for the puzzle I could actually do!