When you get done hiking up here, you want to go for a nice cool refreshment to hydrate yourself after working so hard to get to this point. You need to make sure you do that when you return home. In the meantime, here's a little field puzzle for you to enjoy at altitude.
***The geocache is at the posted coordinates. You need to open the scuba tube container on the front for further instructions.***
Please do not post any photographs of the cache that you find once you complete the field puzzle. All photographs will be deleted. Let the next geocacher have the same ability to enjoy the cache as you have.
Once you're able to open the geocache container, please do not let it slam all the way open, but guide it open as it drops. Be careful with it so the next geocacher can enjoy it just as much as you have. Combo has to be in place to lock it before you spin the numbers.
This cache could be more difficult in certain seasons.
Watch for Big Foot in the area. He has been seen.
There is a trail map online (http://www.gmfcotrails.org/Trails-Map.html).
There is room for trackables and coins in the container.
Watch for wildlife and respect their domain.
Caching can be dangerous. There are inherent risks involved which you take upon yourself when you are caching.
Please be careful and remember rule #13 - HAVE FUN!
Kudos to RPieperCO for the handy work you see.
Congrats to hartsdale on FTF!
Additional Waypoints
017QT3P - Parking
N 38° 56.140 W 105° 01.050
027QT3P - Trailhead
N 38° 56.295 W 105° 01.150
037QT3P - Trailhead
N 38° 56.085 W 105° 01.705