Koppa Trail - Fillings&Cavities Traditional Cache

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DinoDuo: We have decided to archive several of our Koppa Trail caches including this one. Thanks to all who visited.

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Hidden : 5/9/2010
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

Since MDOT has long since moved, it was time to come up with a new name.

This cache is one of 10 placed along the Koppa Bicycle/Walking Trail from near the southern end of the Grayling Airport to Hartwick Pines State Park. It was placed for several reasons: 1)To encourage more use of the trail 2)To promote exercise 3)For the enjoyment of geocachers , and 4)To show that small and regular sized containers can still be hidden.
The perfect way to seek these caches would be on your bike or on foot while actually using the trail, BUT they can also be accessed from your car by parking alongside the road. Extra credit given to those who complete the series on their bikes or on foot. All 10 of the containers are either regular or small in size, (no micros) and are placed within a reasonable distance from the trail. The difficulty ratings are between 1-3 and the terrain ratings between 1.5-2.5. Of course, the terrain ratings are higher if you walk or bike. Those with geo-experience or knowledge of our hiding methods will have an edge in finding some of the caches.
There will also be a REWARD cache that one can collect by finding all 10 of the containers and recording the #s on either the inside lid or the cover of the logbooks. The activation of these caches will be spaced out over a period of a few weeks to build suspense and to lessen the possibility of one cacher, or team, collecting all of the FTFs.

This cache is located across the road from the MDOT office and just to the E of a deer carcass dump site. Neat if eagles are feeding, but gross otherwise. We guess the road kill has to be dumped someplace, but this seems too close to the road. The cache site itself is back in away from the trail and depending on the underbrush growth may be somewhat of a difficult, though not long, walk. Grayling DNR offices are just to the East, so if you have any business, complaints, or praise, stop in and say hello. If you are planning to seek the Reward cache, remember to record and save the # on the lid or cover of the logbook. Enjoy the trail and this series.

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