GC7E8XN Traditional Cache 4-H Horse Program-A Tribute
Type: Traditional | Size: Regular Regular | Difficulty: 2 out of 5 | Terrain: 3 out of 5
By: Back Country Horsemen @ | Hide Date: 10/29/2017 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N39° 23.412 W105° 05.468 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
Dogs  Access or parking fee  Parking available  Public restrooms nearby  Camping available  Bicycles  No Motorcycles  No Quads  Horses  Medium hike (1km-10km) 

Another cache in my Horse series along the Ringtail Trail.


When I was a teenager I was very active in my Central Illinois 4-H horse program competing in shows with my horse, Vaquero. As an Arabian/Saddlebred cross, he was very good not just in English classes but also Western Riding where he had to change leads at every marker like a Dressage horse. I learned so much about taking care of horses and showing as a youth that I then became a 4-H horse program leader when we moved to Summit County here in Colorado, even though we didn't have any children yet.

Hike, ride your horse or bike up this moderate trail. Park at the Indian Creek TH on CO 67 ($6 parking fee), 10 miles west of Sedalia (just past the Rampart Range Rd. intersection). Start on the Indian Creek Trail #800 near the bathroom & follow that up to the old "Dump Rd" and cross it to the well signed Ringtail Trail & continue up to the cache. Close to 2.8 miles one way. Stay on the trail until your GPS reads about 140'. You will probably need to save the cache info as cell data is sketchy up here.

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Found it 11/03/2017 By wildkatco
Woohoo! FTF in what we consider to be our "backyard". If I had noticed this go up earlier than I did we could have ridden the horses to it. Alas, since it was after noon before I saw the new cache it would have taken too long to load and go. But it was a nice afternoon for a walk with a cache at the end of it. Took the travel bug to put some miles on it, left a geocaching wrist band, signed log FTF. Thank you BCH for getting us up the hill today and for placing caches so we can play!

Publish Listing 11/01/2017 By BlueRajah
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