Cobblestone Corner Traditional Cache
sumajman: It does appear to be gone. Sorry.
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At the curve in the cobblestone road track to a large tree. Go around behind the tree and down the slope. The cache is hidden in the foliage up against the base of the tree.
At the curve in the cobblestone road track to a large tree. Go around behind the tree and down the slope. The cache is hidden in the foliage up against the base of the tree. You should be able to find the cache without being seen from the cobblestone road.
En la curva de la calle enpiedrada sigue el senal hasta un arbol grande. El cache esta escondido detras del arbol.
Metropolitan Park has a number of relatively new geocaches. For cachers looking to hit a large quantity of caches quickly, you might wish to consider proceeding through the caches in the south of the park in the following order. If you do this, you can start at the main entrance to the park and work your way to the south and then back to the north along the ridgeline. You will end up making a counter clockwise loop. The park is full of ravines (gullies) which run from the east to the west making it difficult to track directly to the next cache. If you follow the sequence recommended below you will be able to navigate swiftly through the ravines and to the next cache:
1. Karen’s Caper (near the entrance)
2. Cobblestone Corner
3. Quito Geo-Post Office
4. Huicu Crossing (along the path you will need to cross the ravine)
5. Three Stumps
6. Metro Park SE
7. Metropolitan Park
8. Sumajñan
9. A Long Hike
10. Reforestation (when finished and leaving for the next cache it will require that you return up the hill beside the ravine until you reach and well-used trail crossing the ravine)
11. Quebrada Overlook
As additional caches are added caches are placed this order of rotation will be updated for your convenience. Have fun!
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