For those of you who like your caches non-traditional, this power trail is for you.
Each letterbox has a stamp and log book inside, but no stamp pad. So, it is recommended that when starting this trail, you should begin here. At ground zero, you'll find a collection of stamp pads. Feel free to take one around the trail to use to stamp the log books. You can also just sign the logs with a writing stick, but it is a letterbox hybrid, so the resident stamp or your own personal stamp is recommended. If you do take one, we ask that you return the pad so future treasure seekers can use it, as well.
There are quite a few dirt roads around here, so you can drive with a 4x4 or a quad, but please keep them on the established trails. The preferred method of travel is to just hike to them all. Exercise is good for you.
A note on the containers and their hiding spots: they're all uncamouflaged Altoids Smalls tins usually hidden at the base of a bush (except for this one). Not much to it, though some may be harder to find than others.
More than anything, make a morning or an afternoon of it and have a blast. If you don't think you'll have fun, you're practicing the wrong hobby. Just go geocaching!