You can find this cache without bushwhacking, without traversing any steep grades, and without climbing any fences or locked gates. Dogs are allowed in the area. The following parking lot (N33° 57.431, W117° 59.184) is suggested.
Please use the trails to get to this cache. Bushwhacking in any season leads to greater erosion and mudslides when it rains hard!
The container was once a camouflaged Rubbermaid jar 7 inches high and 4 inches in diameter. Unfortunately, it has gone missing twice in 2025 after having survived intact since 2003. The new container should be less obvious to those who are not looking for a geocache. Good luck and happy hunting. The container is larger than a shoebox, but is listed as regular-sized because the inside is far smaller than a shoebox, but big enough for a log book!
This cache was part of the Jedi Series with a clue for a puzzle cache. No longer. Now this is a stand-alone cache, but one of the older ones you'll find!
The Jedi Order harkens back to olden times when the Knighthood was a required instrument for peace and justice. Jedi knights, however, did not simply appear when needed. A young pupil would be groomed, trained, and prepared for a role as a servant of peace and justice. Those who have decided upon a quest for this cache are on the path to develop their geo-sense to a higher level. The training that you have undergone speaks to your ability to exercise the Force. Use it for knowledge and defense; never for attack.
** Whether or not you find a cache, take heart because the most important part of the Jedi journey is what you learn along the way. **