Please post the location of your ATV access Geocache. Please include the following information with your post (based on GEOCACHING.com format):

Cache Size (mirco, small, regular, large):

Cache Name:

Who placed the Cache?:

Date Placed:

Coordinates (degrees & minutes):

Location (country & state or province):

Difficultly Rating (1 is easiest, 5 is hardest):

Location Desription (access information, terrain, altitude, etc):

Cache Description (cache contents, container description, etc):

Hints (additional information to help find the cache):

I'll begin with a Geocache that GPSfun placed this past summer when we were riding near Valemount, BC.

Cache Size (mirco, small, regular, large): small

Cache Name: Canoe Mountain Inukshuk

Who placed the Cache?: GPSfun

Date Placed: July 7th 2005

Coordinates (degrees & minutes): N52° 42.235' / W119° 09.711'

Location (state or province, country): British Columbia, Canada

Difficultly Rating (1 is easiest, 5 is hardest): 4

Location Desription (access information, terrain, altitude, etc): Located near the top of Canoe Mountain. Access is via extremely poor service road to a telecom tower. Recommend ATV to access, 4x4 truck is also possible. Elevation is 2648m.

Cache Description (cache contents, container description, etc): Small rubbermaid type plastic container with various small items. You'll need to find the cache to discover all the contents.

Hints (additional information to help find the cache): From memorial cross go 26m @ 218° true to find cache.

Cache Size (mirco, small, regular, large): Regular
Who placed the Cache?: zilgin and ramtuff
Date Placed: November 11, 2005
Coordinates (degrees & minutes): N 35° 17.094 W 107° 41.319
Location (state or province, country): Cibola County, NM US
Difficultly Rating (1 is easiest, 5 is hardest): 2 (accessible by 4X4 Auto)
Location Desription (access information, terrain, altitude, etc. Located at the foot of Mt. Taylor (elevation 11,301) the cache sits at 8,104' +/-
Hidden inside a hollow log, just above the waterline of an intermittent creek. Named "Rito's Fall" for the dirt water tank and canyon above. Spectacular views below, and during spring snowmelt (not this year) a 200'+ waterfall is a delight.
Cache Description (cache contents, container description, etc. Typical swag, dollar store goodies, and stuff for the kids.
Hints (additional information to help find the cache): Link:
Rito's Fall

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zilgin

Hey CV,

Maybe a map for ATVF geocaches would be useful. Give it a whirl, its pretty easy to setup (I think... :)).

Ronin, have I told you lately how freakin' brilliant you are?

your map module is awesome! I added the Geocache map and input my three Geocaches! I hope our members will start to add their 'ATV access' geocaches to this map also!

Zilgin, please give it a try and input some of your 'ATV access' geocaches!

CV,
I added 4 to the map that I am personally involved with.
There are others in my area that are in ATV or Jeep required terrain, but I didn't want to clutter the map with other folks caches.

Really easy to set up and input to.
The only hitch I found was that apostrophe's appear wierd on the rollovers.
Thanks CV and Ronin.

Regular size /ammo can
Roddick cabin GPC84C
Pioneer
last spring
52 deg 56.702
106 deg 08.576
Saskatchewan South of Prince Albert in the Nesbit Forest
difficulty is a 1 on a quad
good trip in if coming from the east. check out the the photos at geocaching.com

Here's one I placed out at McLean Crk. that should be pretty easy to find.
www.geocaching.com/see...05bc7d297b

Sorry Guys, this ones been muggled. (obviously a little too easy to find)

Welcome to the Frontier! sorry to hear that your cache was muggled, thanks for keeping us updated and we look forward to hearing about some of your other caches.