Float from the Steese to the Elliot Highways, bushwhack from Haystack subdivision, or ski the river in winter.  No matter how you do it, this is a challenging cache to reach.

Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Accessed from Nome Creek Drainage.  Beautiful area any time of the year.

Big Country

Easy parking and a short walk into the woods to find a cache placed near Cleary Summit.  If time permits, continue driving down Fish Creek Road for a view of the Fort Knox Gold Mine.

Clear(y) View

A bit of a scramble up a hill to the cache, but worth the visit to a historic location.

Ditch Niche

Drive to Eagle Summit, admire the views, and imagine the Yukon Quest mushers driving their teams over the summit in white-out conditions.

midnight sun cache

Location of first gold strike that led to the founding of Fairbanks.

Pedro's Discovery

Long hike or short ATV ride.  Well worth the trip!

Quartz Creek Trail "Caveman Slab" Cache

Float trip in summer, ski/snowshoe in winter, or wade across during low water times.  One of two caches we replaced after the big fires of past summers.

Taiga Cascade

This is a list of the caches which may be accessed from the Steese Highway in Interior Alaska.  The Steese Highway begins in downtown Fairbanks, heads north out of town, and then branches to the west at Fox.

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