Joder Ranch Trailhead is on Highway 36 where Neva Road meets 36.
The cache is at the "peak" of the trail, so you will have views for miles.
The cache is a plastic ice cream container spray painted with gravel like paint. Be aware of rattle snakes in the summer.
About the trail:
Joder Ranch Trailhead provides access to the 1.9-mile Joder Ranch Trail that takes visitors along rolling grasslands into forested foothill communities across Joder Ranch, a 335-acre expanse of city land.
In 2013, Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks purchased the Joder Ranch, a 330-acre parcel of land nestled beneath the foothills west of US-36 just a few miles north of Boulder. The ranch and the trail are both named for the Joder family, which operated an Arabian horse ranch on this property for nearly 60 years.
The ranch was purchased, in part, to help connect trails on the eastern side of US-36 with those at Heil Ranch, a Boulder County Open Space parcel. When this network is eventually completed, hikers, bikers, and equestrians will be able to travel from north Boulder all the way to Lyons—and back.