SMH Two Four 23 Wherigo Cache

A two-four of wherigo caches that will take you on a visual tour of the South March Highlands

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Notes:

• The caches are organized along four routes based on the trail on which they are located. The caches along each route share a single wherigo cartridge.
• Along with the wherigo cartridges, the datasheet is an essential tool for doing this cache. Click the green picture link above to print the file and bring it along with you. If you did other routes before the Outback and Ridgetop route was published, be sure to download the datasheet again.
• The datasheet includes additional information about the wherigos, such as advice about device settings and how to combine routes.
• This is a visual tour - you will be guided along the trail by a series of pictures, augmented with verbal descriptions. With the exception of trailheads and caches, no distance or heading is provided.
• If you have a choice of devices, use the one with the larger screen.
• Parking is available along the Old Second Line road, along the west side.
• Most information is collected while standing on the trail. Occasionally you may need to step off 2-5m to read a tag. There are two exceptions on the Outback and Ridgetop route. There are two tags that require going up to 90m off the main trail. Informal trails make them easy to access in three seasons. Their winter accessability without snowshoes is currently unknown.
• Most caches, but not all, are within 30m of the trail.
• The highlands are popular with mountain bikers. Be courteous and step out of their way.
• Copy and paste logs are fine.

The trails are well marked with directional signs wherever official trails intersect. If you get lost, follow the trail to any intersection, then follow the "P" arrows. That will take you back to the Klondike trailhead.