Mountain Road Forest Park is open from dawn to dusk. There has been the occasional cougar sighting recently and black bears frequent the area regularly. Please stay on the existing trails when hiking through the park. Your starting point for this multi is at the trailhead that will get you there. Once you have found the cache, please enjoy the views, have a picnic, or rest, but please don't go any farther down the sloping rock bluff.
N 48° 30.ABC W 123° 25.DEF
Use the CRD Parks sign at the posted coordinates to figure out the final.
A) Smoking:
Permitted = 8
Not Permitted = 3
B) Alcohol:
Permitted = 6
Not Permitted = 2
C) Dogs:
Permitted = 7
Not Permitted = 1
D) Camping:
Permitted = 4
Not Permitted = 9
E) Campfires:
Permitted = 3
Not Permitted = 5
F) Motorized Vehicles:
Yes = 6
Not Permitted = 8
Permission: Tamara Monod, Power To Be, Facilities and Assets Lead "Everyone belongs in Nature"
Permission for this geocache was given with the understanding that all who go to find the cache stay on the trail that leads through the Garry Oak Meadow area from Mountain Road Forest Park. Please do not use any of the trails that lead through Power To Be's property to get to it.
As Of December 2023, a two-section split-rail fence has been erected to block one of the trails up into the meadow. This tiny section was deemed too steep and has been closed. You can still get access to the meadow by following the trail that goes around the rock. Once you have gone around, just follow the faint trail to the main path and carry on down the trail to find the cache.