GC328K2 Traditional Cache Kai's Matrix Series 1.5/3 "Progressive Tour"
Type: Traditional | Size: Micro Micro | Difficulty: 1.5 out of 5 | Terrain: 3 out of 5
By: kaiwarrior @ | Hide Date: 08/14/2011 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N40° 53.467 W105° 40.849 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
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Matrix series hides.

Spontaneously placed while out riding ATVs in the area.

We had a great time hanging out down the trail playing caveman bocci ball with a horse shoe and some rocks. It was cool to check out all the old cabins in the area. This one may require an off road capable vehicle and may be a hike or snowshoe only cache in the winter months. Once you park it should be a cache-In-Dash. Enjoy!
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4 Logs: Found it 2  Didn't find it 1  Publish Listing 1  

Found it 10/02/2016 By icezebra11
Sweet redemption today! After returning home from dipping on this cache in June, I again re-read the cache page and I saw what I should have read the first time but of course I was at home. So I just needed to find a day to make the return trip. Today was the day.

It was a beautiful October day in the mountains. When I arrived at my parking spot at the junction of FS188 and Bear Gulch Rd it was 55 degrees, perfect for a nice stroll. My truck could have made it down the road but I needed the walk. Didn't see any other vehicles or people on my out and back. One thing has changed though since I was here in June. They have obliterated the trail off of 188 down into the mine area. So it's not a cache and dash anymore.

I arrived at the posted coordinates and with the correct reading of the cache page, it was a quick find. I happily signed my moniker in the STF position and then headed back to my truck. Thanks kai for luring me to this neat location (twice)!!!

Didn't find it 06/25/2016 By icezebra11
Well this one was definitely harder than 1.5 for me today as I searched for about an hour before giving up on it. It's been nearly 4 years since Denali41 found it and I was hoping to get the STF today but no such luck. I did see the items he describes in his log and I did re-read the description but it didn't help. I'll be back again for another try one of these days.

Found it 08/09/2012 By Denali41
This was a fun day that was focused on a few caches in NW Larimer County. I didn't realize that a cache seeker can drive right to GZ. I parked up on the high clearance road and bushwhacked down to the cache location. It wasn't far, but I did feel a bit nutso when I saw the easier way! I suspect that everything seen from the cache site was once considered "progressive" and "modern" for back-country locations. There's an old car there that reminded me of a car my Dad drove after he returned from Naval duty in the Pacific Theater of World War II. The two cars shared some features/similarities. And then the old cabins that adorn the clearing required some of my attention, too. A neat place!

I signed the cache log as {FTF}. It's been out there for a long time without being found, so I had a happy, progressive feeling about things. Thanks for this interesting challenge. I did need to reread the cache description carefully...

Publish Listing 09/10/2011 By HighCountryAdmin
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