Keeping it Going...
Last year when I came up to Burke Mountain and went along a trail, there were THREE caches up higher in the trails, that rarely got visited. I added a few to make the rather enjoyable hike more interesting to get the few that enjoy these hikes up here. That worked! I got a few cachers. And they in turn have made this into a great little hike up to Sawblade Falls and around it so much more fun. There are now 16 caches to find when you head up into this Provincial Park. I love coming up here to get another new cache, and I'm sure that all of us are enjoying the new caches that are coming out. Thanks to you all - Kelly899, Keats94, ceesmond, Hyack, Lostcauze, Trexer0, and sally_likes_coffee for making it fun. I add another to your travels.
You are looking for a camo taped container on the side of the Triceratops skull. East side of the trail. Please ensure you have a proper map of the area as the myriad of crisscrossing trails will make it more difficult to make your way here. Cell reception isn't great, so be sure to upload your list to your device before you come up. Enjoy the hike. It will be about 2-2.5 hours from the trailhead and return. Depending on which trail you pick, it could be muddy, rocky, grown in a bit or nice! It is not an "easy" hike to get to this cache. My Little Buggers managed to do so, if 8 and 10 year olds can manage, you probably can too!
As a fun incentive to the next FTF hound... I have dropped my inaugurable buggirl1975 pathtag.
You will be the first to get one to collect (or leave it behind if you don't collect such things).
Congrats to Hyack for his FTF on the day of publication!