GC1DE09 Chicken 4: Dominique
Type: Traditional | Size: Small | Difficulty: | Terrain:
By: GreasePot and Daisy-dawg @ | Hide Date: 06/21/2008 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N39° 41.309 W105° 41.721 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
             

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Too chicken to go 4 wheeling? Instead take a beautiful walk through historic Silverdale.

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Trail junction 1: Take single track at 39 41.199 105 41.875
Trail junction 2: Trail junction - go UP (right) 39 41.292 105 41.810.

From there, stay on the old road.

The signal is HORRIBLE here, the cache is at the outside bend of the trail.

Once at the cache site you will find some old metal and wood. Can anybody tell me what was here? If you don't know, make a guess.

Bring your own pen. Container only contains a logbook.

The signal was generally very poor on this whole series.
If you get better coords or better directions to get to the cache, please help your fellow cachers and post them!

The caches are on old abandonded roads/trails that have not been maintained.
There are no signs, and minimal trail maintenance.
There is significant altitude gain if you do the whole series.
I saw no one while I was placing the caches on a beautiful Saturday.

08/30/2018 By J&J Team Yukon
Making a day of caching in the area. These Okie Flatlander’s were huffing and getting up to this cache. Signed log and placed back. TFTH

07/15/2018 By Dsimons76
Good spot for a short sit-down! TFTC

07/14/2018 By ColoradoYankees
TFTC

07/03/2018 By Denali41
Today was (finally) the day I targeted the “chicken” series of caches above Georgetown. My puppies Orizaba and Chimborazo had been bugging me for several days, reminding me with their pleading eyes that it had been too long since I’d taken them out for any decent hike in the mountains. So I considered options and decided to begin our day of adventures on this nice trail system before heading to some other hiking destinations. We drove down from Wellington early, encountering essentially no traffic through the Denver metro area as we drove south and then west toward Georgetown and the beginning of our hiking adventures. Once on the trail, it took a bit of trial and error to always be taking the correct route at the several junction points. But we were pretty efficient with the decisions and soon worked our way up to the jewel of the hike–the D 5.0/T 5.0 cache at the turn-around point. We scored on all seven of the chicken delicacies that we tried for, and were nicely sated by the time we turned to head down. Thanks for contributing to this great series of caches!!

05/28/2018 By Bhob
Went for a nice walk along some old mining roads and trails near Guanella pass - this was the second of four geocaches that I found along the way. TN-LN-SL. Thanks !