Just East of the Continental Divide is located along Grizzly Ridge, and requires a hike of approximately 6 kilometres, with an elevation gain of over 600 metres. The terrain leading to the cache site involves travel over short boggy stretches, small creeks (no fording required - only short hops), tree roots, and sections of scree. Due care and attention are required at all times on this hike.

Just East of the Continental Divide is a regular sized square LnL type container with the usual logbook, pencils, trading items, and a Canadian Geographic carbiner for the first to find!

The cache was placed during a caching trip to several of the newer caches in the area. In fact there are now seven other caches on or near the trail leading to Grizzly Ridge.

We decided to explore the trail to the south along Grizzly Ridge (which led to the placement of this cache) and the views are outstanding. It would be a natural horseshoe to follow Grizzly Ridge to the south, travel through Paradise Valley (some elevation loss 100 - 150 meters), and take the Highwood Ridge back to the Highwood Pass parking area. This wasn't an option during our visit due to the significant quantity of water running through Paradise Valley from the spring run off.

Cachers looking to check out the caches along this trail are reminded to pack appropriate hiking gear, bear spray, water, food, and snacks - it's a demanding, but rewarding hike!

Come out and enjoy a superior ridgewalk and the terrific scenery along the divide!