Mint Chocolate Chip Cookies can be made a variety of ways. Take your favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe and just add mint chips or crushed Andes candies pieces for the simplist form. Add some green food coloring if you choose. Off course, you can always make a cocoa based cookie as well, or add some mint extract to the batter. If you're baking multiple types of cookies, be sure to store these separately as the mint tends to seep into others. You are looking for a camo peanut butter container off the blue loop.
These trails are minimally maintained in the summer months which means grass on the trail may not be mowed. Here is a map I created based on my GPS tracks and the McMiller ski trail map. Note there are three potential parking areas. Daily or annual parking pass is required for a fee. Refer to the geocache Chocolate Chip Cookie for these parking waypoints. If accessing from Forest Headquarters, follow the Ice Age Shelter 2 sign and continue hiking past the shelter until you are within a few hundred feet of Pecan Finger Cookie. At that point, look for a footpath on your left (pink on map) to get onto the McMiller Trail system.
The Geocache Notification Form has been submitted to Amanda Kutka/Anne Korman of the Wisconsin DNR. Geocaches placed on Wisconsin Department of Natural Resource managed lands require permission by means of a notification form.