Tabeguache Peak (14,155')- tab-a-watch. This mountain is in the
Sawatch range named for a band of the Ute Indian tribe; name meant
"cedar-bark sun-slope people."
The cache is a hard plastic, log and pen only container, and is
hidden in a manner for summit survivability. What is "summit
survivability"? On a 14er summit, a cache has to contend with an
extra-ordinary amount of muggles and rodents. It also has to
survive ever-changing rock formations from erosion and rock
shelters. This cache is away from the 'summit area', behind a
secure boulder, covered by a rusty colored rock. It should be easy
for a cacher to find (and re-hide), yet hard for a muggle or
rodent. It is located 25 feet at 270 degrees true from the summit
register, on the path headed away from Mt. Shavano. Please
view/print the images below, before beginning your hike!