This cache was placed on one of the many BV and hiking trips that have been done in the spring/"summer" of 2013. The cache is a good sized camoed container. The camo is just plain duct tape because once the snow melts that is pretty much the colour of Cape Woollen. Though hopefully when you come out for a visit the purple saxifrage will be in bloom and you might see lots of wildlife such as yaegars, arctic hares, and seals like we did on this trip.
There are no tradeables in the cache, but you are free to leave momentos, and there is a log book that will hopefully last until the end of time considering the number of people that I expect to find this cache. The cache is located in a self made rock pile and faces a nice view of the water and mountains in the distance about halfway up the cape. The cape is nicely approached on the east side when the snow has melted, but this attempt we made on the west side side which was more challenging. There are no trails here though so the route is up to you!