The Cache
This is a bison hanging from a wire. It was placed using a sit on kayak. It is NOT at the listed coordinates.
WHAT IS A REVERSE WHEREIGO
This is a "Reverse-Geocache-Box", which tells you the distance to the final cache but nothing else; all the instructions you need to complete this cartridge are contained within it. It can be played in English, German, Polish, Spanish, French and Czech.
To start this adventure, first you will need to download the Wherigo Cartridge on to your Smartphone (or GPSr if compatible). An app will be required to play this Wherigo. There are many to choose from, its up to you which one you want to use.
Clock here to download the reverse cartridge!
Next you will have to type an initiation code into your player; so enter these numbers in to your Wherigo player, at the prompt:
060364
586406
708910
Finally, follow your needle until it brings you to GZ.
Random Joke
Q: Why did the cat cross the road?
A: Claws it wanted to.
Loch Ross Kayak Trail
This is one of a series of caches around Lough Ross. The Lough is quite open and in windy conditions can get very choppy. The rivers that enter and exit it can have wildly varying water levels in them depending on recent rainfall.
The caches were placed using sit on Kayaks. I do not recommend inflatable kayaks as some of the placements are not friendly to that type of craft. Any other type of craft is at the finders discretion and at their own risk.
The series are all tied in place. Please do not untie them. A tweezers might be need to pull the log out of the micro containers, although this series does have a mixture of sizes and types. Some caches will require you to exit your watercraft and step up into a tree, None of the tree climbs are particularly high or difficult.
On the first cache in this series I have indicated a waypoint which is for the parking area. There is plenty of parking, a slipway, some picnic tables, a basketball court and a public toilet that is even open occasionally.
You might also be tempted to try and do these from land. There are no public rights of way to any of the final locations and most overhang the lake/rivers so please stick to the water.