Screwtop container hidden in an obvious spot. NOTE: You cannot park near the cache, use the parking coordinates provided.
Morris County is one of the most diverse counties in New Jersey. Contained in its 460 square miles you will find urban, suburban, and rural areas. You can experience lakes, rivers, ponds, swamps, farms, mountains, woods, fields and anything in between. This series will show you some of these by highlighting the geographical extremes.
Click here for a listing of all of the Extreme Morris County caches
The northern edge of the county is in Jefferson Township. The Pequonnock River provides a portion of the northern border of the county. It would be pretty difficult to place a cache further north of here due to lack of trails, the highway, river, and rail line. This portion of the county is somewhat rugged and mountainous. This cache is located on the Highlands Trail which runs from Hunterdon County to the New York border.
NOTE: You cannot park directly near the cache, use the parking on Canistear Road, cross at the light, and follow the teal blazes to the cache
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