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Tee Bar Lift Mystery Cache

This cache has been archived.

TKDscouter: I was unable to make satisfactory repairs to this one so I am archiving it. Thanks to all who enjoyed the puzzle and made the steep ascent to the final.
-TKDscouter

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Hidden : 6/22/2008
Difficulty:
2.5 out of 5
Terrain:
3 out of 5

Size: Size:   regular (regular)

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Bolton Valley is on privately owned land and we have permission to place this cache as part of a CITO in June 2008. Please be mindful of geocaching etiquette.
The permanence of this cache will depend on how respectful cachers
are of the property.


A T-bar lift, also called T-bar, is a mechanised system for
transporting skiers and snowboarders uphill, along the surface of
the slope. In the United States it is generally employed for
low-capacity slopes in large resorts and small local areas
servicing skiers numbered in the dozens rather than in the hundreds
or thousands.
It consists of an aerial steel rope loop running over a series of
wheels, powered by an engine at one end. Hanging from the rope are
a series of vertical recoiling cables, each attached to a T-shaped
bar measuring about a meter in both dimensions. The horizontal bar
is placed behind the skier's or snowboarder's buttocks. This pulls
the passenger uphill while they slide across the ground. A single
T-bar transports one or two people.


This is a 2 stage puzzle cache. The coords at the top will take you to stage 1 along the Basta Bastion Trail where you will have to figure out the coords to the final. The hike is about a quarter of a mile but you will be gaining about 300 ft in elevation. The FTF prize is an unactivated Travel Bug tag.

During the winter season, you will need to purchase a
Nordic ski pass to access the trail. The coordinates for the Nordic ticket window are noted as a reference point. The trails are well groomed throughout the winter.

Additional Hints (No hints available.)