Sky High Knob Hopping at Cave Run Multi-cache
Sky High Knob Hopping at Cave Run
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This is a hiker’s delight for beautiful views of Cave Run Lake. Depending on where you start the journey, you might need two days to complete this multi-cache.
This multi-cache has (?) number of small tupperware caches that contain a log notepad and an info sheet for finding each subsequent cache. The instructions are in UTM 17s NAD83 coordinates, so you will have to convert in your GPS.
I placed maps for Cave Run as booty throughout the multi-cache. Please take only one set. If you find a better set in the next cache, don’t take both… swap it out.
I put maps in the cache, because maps help make this multi-cache less troublesome. If you’re late in the game, bring a map. If you don’t like maps, prepared to be flummoxed by the terrain, unless you’re a veteran of these knobs. At a minimum, you will climb a steep cumulative 1,500ft to find all geocaches, not including the trail you hike to get to the best approach.
The first geocache is easy to find if you look under the right stack of rocks. When you find the first cache, you will understand the logic…so just muscle through the rest. Look for overgrown logging roads and game trails to make your trek easier. The second geocache is tough to find, but has a nice fire ring and campsite area.
May 26, 2006: Plan for a 12 mile hike. You can do it iin a shorter distance, but not necessarily easier or quicker.
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