This is located on a good road but the route is steep and
winding and rises to an elevation of 1040 feet above sea level. The
cache is located at an elevation of 976 feet on the western slopes,
at a large oak tree not far past the crest (or before, if you're
driving east) and just a few steps off the road. There is room to
pull out and park if you're driving. If you're biking or hiking, it
is a steep climb either way.
The views are lovely. Down the western slope you will pass an
old cinnabar mine (used for a pigment and to extract mercury).
"For my part, I travel not to go anywhere but to go. I travel
for travel's sake. The great affair is to move." from Travels with
a Donkey, R. L. Stevenson
The cache is a peanut butter jar and now contains clue slips to
assist you in finding
Chris's Cache
WARNING: There is poison oak in the area but this shouldn't be a
major problem.