I was taking an early morning hike to place some caches along this challenging trail, and I knew there was a small area along the trail open for a cache. When I say small, I mean something like 30ft along the trail, a tight fit. Sometimes you get lucky that morning I was, I found just the spot barely outside the exclusion zone of an old cache ("Above No Hands Bridge" GC28D6) that was placed back in 2001. It was the 10th cache I found back in 2003 with my first GPSr.
The spot was perfect but... I didn't have the right container for the spot. Since then, I have obtained the perfect container for the spot. Nearly a perfect fit just a bit of a tight fit! Not a hard find, no crawling, no climbing, no bushwacking, no TOTTs , no digging through rocks or sticks just sharp geocachers eyes should get you what you seek.
Remember to be careful out here on the Olmstead Loop. In the Summer drink lots of water and use a stick or hiking stick to poke around so that the snakes let you know if they are there. Snakes frequently like to hide in the same places Geocachers like to hide caches. If there is a snake guarding any of my Geocaches you don't need to sign the log, but you owe me a good online log telling me why you didn't sign the log. Make it a good one.