With our rediscovering of this new ECT of Prince's Ridge, taking us up to Bell-A-Vista (GC1B81), the old cache from way back in the beginning of geocaching in 2001, we were happy to find that a loop hike was possible. If you park at the ECT sign (see parking waypoint), you have two choices on your approach of the loop. You can choose to go down the lane at the ECT sign and do a counter-clockwise loop of the ridge. Alternatively, you can park there but instead go back down the road towards the cove of Portugal Cove, and after you pass two houses you will find a quad trail. That quad trail turns into a traditional trail, and links up with the developed East Coast Trail. When the undeveloped trail gets questionable, follow the pink tape that we put out to ensure you can stay on the loop.
So if you come here to see this trailhead sign:
know that after making the finds that ScoutrP and I laid out for you on this brisk November 2019 day, you will eventually reach an incredible view of Bell Island, at "Bell-A-Vista":
The cache is a small one, a camo'd container with a logsheet and TB upon initial hide. To make up for the small size of the cache, the hide is in a very 'classic' geocaching hide style space.