Mount Lemmon's a tricky one, the key is to stay out of the wilderness area when placing a container. In general, the land to the north and east of the road up Mount Lemmon is not in the wilderness area and thus OK for caches. Best bet is to consult a topo map which shows the boundary of the wilderness area before placing a cache up there.
--Dave, The Cow Spots
Andrew Ayre <
andy@britishideas.com> wrote:
National Forests are ok. National Parks are not. I think that BLM land and state land are ok, but you need a permit to go onto state land (nominal fee). Wilderness areas (regardless of whether they are in a national forest or not) are not ok.
Andy
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Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Mt. Lemmon Question
never did a search for Mt lemmon but alas they exist, whats up did I not understand the rules?
Really not trying to start trouble, but I thought FED land was off limits?
please help, really tring to get this right. isnt a National forest fed land. any help please.
Raymond
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