GC2ZXDV Traditional Cache Cave Over Water
Type: Traditional | Size: Small Small | Difficulty: 2 out of 5 | Terrain: 4 out of 5
By: kd0ftc, gbas @ | Hide Date: 07/10/2011 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N40° 34.079 W107° 22.866 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
May require swimming  Available at all times  Not Available during winter 
This is a interesting little cache. We do not recommend sandles, just watch your step!

Boat or Swimming required!!!
Going for a boat trip? This is the cache for you! Neat little spot to have a pinic, place to tie the boat off on the northwest side.
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5 Logs: Found it 3  Write note 2  

Found it 10/29/2015 By toshbar
I just walked right to it!

Write note 08/21/2015 By Banscch
Came all the way from western Nebraska looking forward to finding this geocache via swim. Park Ranger would have nothing to do with it- he says swimming is not allowed. The feller pulling out with his boat didn't flash as pretty of a smile as the ranger- so therefore, we didn't ask him for a ride in his very "purdy" boat. So tootles to Elkhead for now.

Write note 06/13/2014 By NickTheHuman
Returned via sailboat (remembering to bring a pen this time) and signed the log.

Found it 06/06/2014 By NickTheHuman
Sailed out and found this cache today. Forgot to bring a pen! Will have to visit again to sign the log. TFTC

Found it 09/03/2013 By Denali41
Well, I wasn't certain whether I'd swim or use my inflatable kayak for this interesting cache placement, and I'll keep you in suspense by not indicating here what my final decision was. Sort of adds to the adventure options for future seekers! Based on the log by Adamsfamily777, I brought an extra cache container with me, just in case the temporary replacement they made was insufficient. Actually, it turns out to be a "perfect" container for this cache. A good size, totally water tight, and very durable. I signed the log and placed it exactly where it had been, in its "cave over water". And then I added some support material to keep it from possibly rolling downhill and causing a splash! This is a great cache concept and placement, and I'm grateful to kd0ftc for making the hide and owning this fine cache.

I had some clear personal involvement in the assessment work that preceded development of this reservoir back in the early 1970s, and some day I might add a log note here that explains why and how the overall project was conceived and evaluated. For now, I'll simply indicate that Cave Over Water is a neat place!