GCM65F Ironwood (Multi-cache) in New Mexico, United States created by Shades Of Gray

This cache has been archived.

Prime Reviewer: As there's been no cache to find for months, I'm archiving it to keep it from continually showing up in search lists, and to prevent it from blocking other cache placements. If you wish to repair/replace the cache sometime in the future, just contact us (by email), and assuming it meets the guidelines, we'll be happy to unarchive it.

GCM65F ▼

A cache by Shades Of Gray Message this owner

Hidden : 11/20/2004

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

The above coordinates will lead you to the first stage of this multi. Once you find this spot, you will find the coordinates for the final cache.

For anyone familiar with Kilbourne's Bighole Cache, the approach to this one is the same. For those that haven't yet experienced Birddroppings cache at Kilbourne's, this will give you a good opportunity.. it's not to be missed. So here we go..Take 1-10 to Artcraft Road and head West. You will come to a stoplight marked Airport Rd. Go right and travel a short distance to Industrial Rd. and turn left. Continue until you get to the railroad tracks.. cross the tracks and take the second dirt road to your right at 31* 51.449 106* 41.586 This will be County Rd. 017. This dirt road will take you in a NW direction.. You will be traveling on the West side of the RR tracks. The road is well maintained, but during rainy days, you might encounter a few puddles. When you reach County Road 014 at 31* 55.343 106* 45.907 you will make a left. Proceed West on this road, again, a well maintained dirt road. Shortly, your GPS buddy will point you in the right direction. A short hike from the road will lead you to the first stage, where you will find the coords to the final cache. Keep in mind, that there is NO off road driving required.. Stick to the roads, and when you get close, take a SHORT hike to the locations. Head out there in a 4 wheel drive if you plan on going off road.. some of the areas are pretty soft and or sandy! Well... off you go!! Have fun!

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