Cache is smaller than regular white HAPPY plastic with tiny HAPPY logbooks (room only for name/date)in a regular sized ammo box.
Use this link as the other is broken:
http://www.stelzriede.com/ms/html/mshwfugo.htm
Cache is on Burnt Fork Pinnacle, offering nice views of the Nine Mile Valley,
as well as nearby peaks, some of which host other caches with even more amazing
views if Big Sky Country. Rumor has it that Burnt Fork Pinnacle was a lookout
site for Japanese Fu-Go Balloons.
To reach the cache, drive up nine mile road to N47° 11.446' W114° 35.439,
take the right fork, and continue driving to the marked trailhead near N47°
14.019' W114° 37.657. From here, the hike is approximately 3 miles along
the trail. There's no need to leave the trail until very close
to the cache, so don't get impatient and start bushwacking too early.
Shade is a very rare commodity on this hike, so be sure to bring too much water
and wear appropriate attire to stay cool and avoid sunburn.
The lower portion of the hike passes through an area that was severly burned
in a recent forest fire and the remaining dead standing trees are unstable,
so keep your eyes and ears open for trees suddenly succumbing to gravity. Avoid
this hike altogether if strong winds are in the forecast. Lots of wild
flowers, saplings, insects, birds, and other wildlife can be seen along this
hike as Mother Nature demonstrates her ability to recover from fire without
human interference. Several varities of butterflys and wild flowers, a wood pecker,
a hummingbird, two hawks, a grouse (no surprise there), and an 8 point buck
were all seen up close and personal on the hike to hide this cache. There was
no noticeable sign of bear activity in the area, but appropriate precautions
are still recommended.