Leap Year Traditional Cache

The cache is located just off a dirt road that at times may be more of a mud hole, than a road. We would not recommend trying to drive to the cache in a car if the road is wet or snow covered.   It is in a very visable location, very near I-80, but do not try to get to it from the interstate. It has nothing to do with Leap Year, other than we placed it in February 2016.  

The cache is located on the West side of the Laramie River and can be accessed by a dirt road or by crossing the walking bridge over the river, then following the river to the cache.  The area along the river is a favorite for fishermen, as well as dog walkers.  We walk along the greenbelt often and have seen deer, antelope, beaver, otters, muskrat, fox, coyotes, large wading birds, and songbirds.  The greenbelt is open to walkers, joggers, and bikes.  

There are quite a few caches along the greenbelt, so if you have time, take a stroll and find a few.  To access from the interstate, take exit 311, turn west, and take the first left onto Adams Street.