GC2F7NX Traditional Cache Tranquil Saylor
Type: Traditional | Size: Regular Regular | Difficulty: 1.5 out of 5 | Terrain: 3 out of 5
By: gorillagal, ngrrfan, & The Doll @ | Hide Date: 09/19/2010 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N39° 07.949 W105° 01.328 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
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Cache is in the Saylor Park area. Take FR325 from Rampart Range Road (accessible by car when I hid the cache).
Saylor Park is a beautiful area that I was unfamiliar with until ngrrfan and I found another cache in the area. Take a stroll in the woods and find the cache! The area may be popular with hunters during elk/deer seasons, so be careful and wear orange. Tranquil Saylor

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PK2F7NX - Parking spot
N 39° 07.799 W 105° 01.268

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PK2F7NXParking spot Parking Area  09/19/2010 N 39° 07.799 W 105° 01.268 0.29 kms S 

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5 Logs: Found it 5  

Found it 06/10/2018 By Aspenheart
Camping with the Church Youth Group.

Found it 06/10/2018 By cennyl
Out with the Church Youth group on a overnight camping trip

Found it 08/15/2017 By K Trackers
I picked up this nice cache today while on a secret mission on Rampart Range Road. I didn't know there was a "park" here, and really couldn't tell the difference between it and the rest of the Pike National Forest. Regardless, I enjoyed the terrain here and the hunt. The cache is in great shape, nice stencil job. Thanks to the CO for placing this nice cache for everyone to find, TFTC.

Found it 07/06/2017 By YamaGypsy
2nd cache on the loop around Saylor park. Beautiful area and a quiet afternoon. Sl, thanks!

Found it 12/09/2015 By Back Country Horsemen
Snowshoed down from the Rampart Range Rd. & was making the loop around the park working on finding caches in 12-16" of snow. This one was certainly a challenge. We used our poles to poke & prod until my husband thought he had struck something metal so he dug (we didn't have a shovel-big mistake!) with his hands until he felt a handle. It was frozen in place pretty hard but fortunately he was able to force it free. Then an even bigger challenge-getting it open as it was frozen shut. I think he hurt his hand when it finally popped open. I picked up the TB since I can't imagine anyone else will be around in the near future. Although it was a great time to be down here as we were definitely alone.