On South Side accessible travelling both directions, but easier going Eastbound.
These caches are all placed in straight forward locations and THE HINT WILL TELL YOU WHERE TO LOOK FOR, so you won’t raise suspicion. They are meant to be Park & Grab’s for an easy smiley and are all winter friendly, unless otherwise noted.
What you are looking for is a PETling/Soda Form/Preform containing a new type of logbook
that makes signing the log quick and easy, no matter what weather or season you come in.
This is a series of cache hides at random locations with the geocacher that travels with a big rig in mind. That means if you are a professional driver with a trailer up to 53 feet or a traveller with a huge motorhome, long travel trailer or fifth wheel or a contractor with a pickup truck and big utility trailer, these caches are all accessible to you. There is usually comfortable or at a minimum tight squeeze parking available for your big rig.
This is an opportunity to stop and stretch your legs and go for a walk to get some fresh air. We tried to place 2 caches into each stop if possible, so the idea is to walk in between them, it’s good for your health.
As a Geocacher you will enjoy to read about John Palliser's plan to explore British North America in the mid 1800's together with James Hector, in what became later Western Canada.