Stalin, a Pharaoh, Snowflake, Lady Alpine Valkyrie, and Queen of the Rockies do a Testudo at Checkpoint Charlie with Ancient Mariners from Dead Marshes in Barrikady to avoid Doom and Dropping Dead. Checking twice the flexing of their middle fingers by the Sea where Paradise is with Bison Tubes using Orbital Mechanics & Spare Parts (numbers not included).
All to view houses being built, burnt forest land, lush marshes, trees with hanging bazooka tubes, rocks to climb over with ammo cans, tools of the trade, waterproof containers, glued on numbers, and magnetized items.
Rumbling through alpine forests for a far flung rock formation in the sun, rain, snow, hail, or maybe occasional summer thunder & lightning all for an icon on a map where terrain and weather watching knowledge would behoove the adventurer while crossing the potentially flooded gully.
Do enough of these, you will learn there is no shortage of adventure with gang hand signs, wildlife postings, crazy weather, and hairy road trips mountainside (due to other drivers on Mt Herman Rd) where you hope your last will and testament is updated. This one is no different except it is a moment to give back to the G2 cacher himself. Make your way on the Blue Line where rock climbing is part of the experience as are the distracting views along the way including this location.
You will need rope, a boonie hat, a harness, a few color matching carabiners, gloves, and a first aid kit in the cachemobile to look cool when talking about your road trip to Pt. Barrow, AK or the far reaches of the Canadian Maritimes while holding off the RCMP.
You will not find the cache unless you use an internal antenna tool of the trade (internal v external accuracy debate rages on) to get to this point and look for the one thing that holds what humans have always sought on a cold night (hope they are waterproof and can be used with teeth). Of course, if you are willing, paying homage to the geocaching higher powers to ensure a find would not hurt with food (e.g. waffle cone, waffle fries, pecan waffles with whipped butter and syrup) & beverage brought to suffice them and maybe you, if they are willing to share. If they ask you to put your left or right foot in and shake it all about, then don’t hold back, the webcam in the distance intentionally does not make out facial features of those doing the dance.
This cache could be more difficult in certain seasons.
Watch for Big Foot in the area. He has been seen.
There is a trail map online (http://www.gmfcotrails.org/Trails-Map.html).
There is NOT room for trackables and coins in the container.
Watch for wildlife and respect their domain.
Caching can be dangerous. There are inherent risks involved which you take upon yourself when you are caching.
Please be careful and remember rule #13 - HAVE FUN!
Additional Waypoints
P07XA7B - Parking
N 38° 56.140 W 105° 01.050
T07XA7B - Trailhead
N 38° 56.295 W 105° 01.150
T17XA7B - Trailhead
N 38° 56.085 W 105° 01.705
KTrackers Orbiting Mechanical Paradise by the Sea
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