Lake Cuyamaca Bridge Traditional Cache
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Don't be fooled! This is not an easy cache at the end of the bridge. The lake has placed some easy caches in the area. This one is near an easy cache, but it not as easy to get to.
This is a good sized cache with plenty of room for trading items. You'll need to work for it though. The terrain rating is based on the last few steps only. Expect some bushwhacking and possibly a bit of scrambling - but just for the last few steps. The rest of the way is a nice, easy walk.
The container has cammo for protection, but once you figure out where it is it will be pretty easy to get it.
This is located at the Lake Cuyamaca State Recreation and Park District. Be sure to purchase a parking pass at one of the ranger stations. You can get to this cache from either main parking lot, but it is probably easier from Chambers Park on the east side of the lake. However, the ranger station is not always open at that lot.
Check out the Lake Cuyamaca Hexagon cache that is by Chambers Park while you are here.
Note that a private chain of geocaches have been established by the Lake Cuyamaca district. You have to get those coordinates from a ranger. I understand that one of the lake's private caches has been placed 7 feet away from this one. The lake's cache is very easy to reach. Don't be fooled. If you didn't have to really work for it then you didn't find this cache!
Starting Contents:
Heater Ball Travel Bug
Tea Dog 'Ocha-Ken' Travel Bug
Plastic T-Rex Toy
Journey to the Center of the Earth Game Book
Viewer to see things like a fly
Back flipping duck
Congrats to starcrwzr for FTF!
NOTE: This can be tough to find, so the hint has been updated to make it a little more specific.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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