Blueberry Ridges Cache Traditional Cache
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This cache should be accessible to nearly everyone year-round. Turn off the Seward Highway at mile 5.5, just north of the Bear Creek Fire Department. Follow the signs, and park at the Lost Lake trailhead. Stay on constructed trails; there is no reason to bushwack. There is incredible blueberry picking in these woods in late summer. Bring a berry bucket and your GPS.
The cache is a narrow ammo box. It has been loaded with a great number of items that could be useful to a hiker headed up the Lost Lake trail, or simply interesting to those who would like to get more information about that trail and other trails in the Chugach National Forest.
This cache is one end of Ridgeseeker and Suzaru's Lost Lake Series. There are a total of five caches in the Series. The Series is designed to work from either end of the trail; a cache-seeking hiker or mountain biker must get information from the trailhead cache at either end to find the next hide up the trail. Then, only by using numbers contained in the intermediate cache will the true location of the Lost Lake cache be revealed.
IMPORTANT: Be sure to record both intermediate cache locations while at the trailhead cache so that you can get all the finds on the way through.
A First Finders Prize for the completion of the entire Lost Lake Series will be awarded: Burgers for two at the Seward Salmon Bake, provided, or hosted, by Ridgeseeker and Suzaru.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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