Although this cache could possibly be found during the day, it would require keen eyesight and a good idea of what you are looking for. Because of this, I suggest attempting the cache after sunset equipped with a powerful flashlight, a regular flashlight, strong batteries, a good friend (it can get a little spooky by yourself), and your GPS (just in case).
The above coordinates will lead you to an open area overlooking Goat Island and the lake. If you attempt this cache on a moonlit night, it should be quite beautiful!
From here you will look for your first reflector. If you don’t see one on the nearby tree (some of the beginning reflectors could easily be spotted and stolen by geomuggles), then proceed towards your right (assuming you are facing the lake) along the edge of open area.
This night cache contains about 20 reflectors. The path you take will lead you down a fairly steep slope, along the beach, and then about halfway back up the slope. After you find the cache, you should be able to find your way back to the top via some stairs. If you have trouble locating reflectors once you reach the beach (I stuck them on rock and they may fall off), then just follow the shoreline until you see one.
You are near the cache when you spot three reflectors together.
 Cache In - Trash Out!  Night caching  Dangerous area - use caution  Bring a Flashlight  Steep Hike
 Swimming Nearby  Scenic View |
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