GC6KV7J Frozen in Time
Type: Traditional | Size: Micro | Difficulty: | Terrain:
By: Team Nye @ | Hide Date: 06/16/2016 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N37° 08.145 W104° 32.410 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
       

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This is a nice trail for a stroll, especially at sunset. Please take in the beauty. The two peaks that you see on your way to the hide are the Spanish Peaks. The west peak is the twelfth most prominent peak in Colorado based off of the USGS data. The Spanish Peaks were some of the first peaks that the settlers saw when they came to the west. 

-You will need a state parks pass-

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      Be aware of Rattle Snakes

 

     Once you arive at the coordinants, you will need to find a dwelling made by a decapod that was lost in time. Look high and look low for the treasure you seek might be below.

     The cache is a water proof match container, that will be found in a tight spot.

08/30/2018 By Postrophe
August 30, 2018 3:01 PM
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06/11/2018 By WoodenHiker
4 Boys scrabbled around the rocks to no avail

05/13/2018 By esydrahawk
No pen. Great fossil!

04/08/2018 By Manifesting111
Loved finding the fossil! It was damp. Left 2 caches for someone to enjoy. TFTC!

03/20/2018 By drives
It was a great afternoon for taking a little hike along the trail. We quickly spotted the landmark fossil and began our search. There certainly are plenty of neat spots to hide a cache here. And there is one really good spot, but alas, no cache to be found there. It's such the perfect spot, I think we looked 3 times just to be sure. But that wasn't it after all.

Eventually though, there it was. Fine as a feather. Thanks for the cache and the great hints!