A power trail is where a cacher goes out and shoves as many micros as
can be physically fit into an area as possible.  It allows people to
come and get between 80 - 100 caches in less then a couple of hours.
Of course every single one is a lame log only cache that will take all
of about 30 seconds to find.

I will refrain from personal comment on my feelings of this as I am
trying to answer your question about what are they. :)

here is one example of a powertrail Guy went to californaia to get to
pump numbers:
http://www.geocaching.com/map/getmap.aspx?lat=33.645567&lon=-116.317517






On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 06:08:52 -0700, Wogun1 <wogun1@cox.net> wrote:
> What is a power trail, exactly?
> 
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> Aldrich
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> Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Power Trail not approved!
> 
> I have been working to put together a power trail for Arizona like those I
> enjoyed doing in the Palm Springs area!Unfortunately it was turned down
> regardless of whether I could get this trail approved by land managers for
> Phoenix Parks and Recreation!Just so you know Coadmin and Artemis shot this
> plan down!Any thoughts on this matter!
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