You can park within 10' of the cache, but PLEASE DON'T! The road is very narrow here, so please park in a safe location and walk a few extra feet! Be aware that this road can be very busy at times, and many people don't follow the speed limit! This is meant to be a quick cache and dash and shouldn't take longer than a couple of minutes - even if you walk a few extra feet! Do watch for snakes though - usually not spotted in this immediate area, but very well could be! There is a new, unregistered trackable for the FTF!
The cache is on County Road 37 (Sage Creek) near the remains of the washed out dam of what was known as Reid's Reservoir -- the reservoir washed out the Spring of 1985 when the Sage Creek Reservior - about four miles up Sage Creek - washed out -- bringing an end to an era.
Harry Reid Temple (1870-1937) lived in the Hayden area in the early 1900's and was instrumental in building many reservoirs around Hayden and West Routt. He obviously knew that water was a very important part of ranching and farming, knew there was a lot of water shed in the area and realized the need to corral it. So here's a shout out to a man who left his mark on this land!