Bartram Hiked Here: One Degree of Separation Traditional Cache
Bartram Hiked Here: One Degree of Separation
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A hike up the Bartram Trail
This cache is hidden as part of the One Degree of Separation
Geocaching Project. It's no different from any other cache--you
just find it and log your find.
This cache came from a seed cache placed by
Ozguff. For more info about the One Degree of
Separation Project, see
One Degree of Separation
Now, about this cache: It's a large ammo box hidden off a trail
accessed via War Woman Dell in Rabun County. There is another cache
(CCC Camp F-6, Waypoint GCP826) about .6 miles from this one--it
might be considered a two-fer.
Even though it's about .6 from the CCC Camp cache, that is as the
crow flies! As the geocacher hikes, it's a bit more, maybe a little
more than 1 mile. It's a nice trail, though, and is named for
naturalist William Bartram who researched flora and fauna in the
late 1700s.
Pull in past the gates until you get to a dead end to park. If the
gates are closed you can walk in, but that adds to the hike.
Approximate coords for parking are N34 52.896 W083
21.166--approximate because the signal isn't great at the parking
area. After you park, go up the set of stone steps right in front
of the parking spaces. The trail you want is marked with yellow
diamond-shaped blazes and is UP and to the left. Going toward the
cache is an uphill climb--you gain about 375 feet. Coming back is a
nice, relaxed downhill, though. :)
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