We parked at N 44 ° 20.303 W 123 ° 33.775, which is what gave us
the terrain rating of 4. (It's not very far, but it's VERY uphill.)
There is a logging road that goes near the cache, but we don't know
where you'd find the lower end of it.
Beware of off-road-vehicles at first (you can see their tracks
near where we parked), steep slopes, thorny vines, thistles,
logged-over tree bits, and possibly mud. Pretty serious
bushwhacking.
You'll be looking for a snap-lock plastic container hidden
completely out of sight- but in a rather geocachey-looking spot.
It's got the normal sorts of trading bits.
Good luck!
Alternate cache access route! 1/2 mile east of the
parking coordinates along South Fork road, there is a
pullout just in front of a "campground is 4 miles ahead" sign.
There is a logging road just slightly north of the pullout - the
way is blocked to vehicles by a sinkhole and a large fallen log,
but it is hikeable, perhaps 1.5 miles round trip (a very rough
estimate). It's pretty steep in parts, and the route around the
sinkhole is narrow, but is otherwise a fine hike with no
bushwhacking required.
5/20/06: cache replaced.
3/29/08: fallen tree has been partially cleared and the
sinkhole has been repaired, but the creek is rapidly creating a new
one, so the aforementioned road may not be 'driveable' for long.
Definitely not recommended for passenger vehicles.