MAKE SURE YOU CHECK FOR PARKING PERMIT SIGNS WHEN YOU ARE IN THE AREA. THE PARKING PERMIT REGULATIONS ARE STRICTLY ENFORCED. Free (no permit required) parking is available on Crest Rd to the East of Crenshaw Bl, and on Crenshaw Bl North of Crest Rd. All other street parking along Crenshaw Bl from Crest Rd south to the end of Crenshaw (start of the trail) is paid/permit required parking and is enforced. Parking in the residential area across from Del Cerro Park is resident permit only. Del Cero Park is also off limits except to residents. Parking on Crest Rd (east of Crenshaw) is approximately a 10-minute walk to the geocache.
The cache is an Altoids container, and big enough for the log and a couple small, flat items. There are muggles, dog-walkers, bike riders, and hikers in the area on nice days, so a little geo-discretion may be necessary when retrieving and replacing the cache. Please practice CITO if you can to help keep this area pristine.
For the prepared and fit cachers, the entire Burma Road trail extends approximately 2 ½ miles down and west while dropping approx 1,400 feet in elevation. This part of the trail is challenging but worth the hike if you are up to it. To learn more about the trails on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, check out the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy at www.pvplc.org. The scenery is lovely, especially the view of Catalina Island on a clear day!