03/29/2019 By McFly7999
Might be easy during summer but during winter it does require a little bit of poking through the snow. Very good cache!
02/04/2019 By sflookers
Tftc, love to ski and cache, so to have both combined is just awesome, in great shape, signed log, replaced as found.
09/23/2018 By CaverColson
Found it. I'm color blind so it took a minute.
08/08/2018 By jmsantafe
TFTC! Nice. TB drop. The only TB that was in the cache when I found it was the tomato.
07/11/2018 By JWalkerJr
Found with The J Walkers ??? ???
07/06/2018 By The J Walkers
Mr & Mrs JW came to visit our offspring, who is working here. The three bears hiked straight up the slope in mid summer, it was so hot, we couldn’t bear it! Skiing down it in mid winter is much easier!)
Thanks to the hint it was an easy find, we were bearly here two minutes before Mummy Bear found it!
TFTC
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02/03/2018 By steved64.net
This cache has been a favorite for a long time and CO appears to be inactive. I would like to see it survive so did some major housekeeping - took the container indoors to dry completely, cleaned out all the damp & musty contents, added a new log book, and a silica gel dessicant pack. Hopefully it can keep going for years to come.
02/01/2018 By BugRanger
One of my favorite caches in the Snowmass area. Have a "Flying Tomato" TB (in honor of Shaun White, the Olympic Snowboarder) that wants to be in ski areas, so came back to drop it off. Cache found out in the open, not closed, and contents soggy. Hid better, even with so very little snow.... TFTC!
11/10/2017 By Colorado3G's
Hiking before the snow fall! Needs a new ziplock bag...very wet!
08/01/2017 By JJcache
Found it again. Beautiful hike this morning. Deer are nearby in this grove.
07/25/2017 By sailing71
Hooked friends on Geocaching and had to take them to this spot!
07/25/2017 By OracleBob
This was work for a big man but a worthwhile find.
04/16/2017 By VirginiaS
The best skiing was on the Burn today. Neither icy or slushy. Best views on this glorious blue sky day were from the top of Elk Camp.