[Az-Geocaching] Good Prescott Caches

Steven Stringham listserv@azgeocaching.com
Sat, 19 Jul 2003 07:37:36 -0700 (MST)


Trisha,
Thanks so much for that wonderful reply. I am on my way with my family
today. We will see how much we do!

CacheOn!

StringCachers

> Steve,
> The Geocaching Server seems to be down, so I am doing this off the top
> of my head. If it comes up soon, I will get you the waypoints, etc.
>
> Good caches w/o too much hiking, and relatively close to town, I would
> recommend:
>
> Near Watson Lake just north of town: "One of Seven" and "Post it to
> the Peavine trail". (Bring a Postcard) It is a flat walking path along
> the lake, One of Seven requires a little scramble at the end and total
> round trip approx 2+ miles but easy. Post It is shorter walk.
>
> N or town you can pick up a couple easy ones...micros "Pioneer
> Parkway" and my very SMALL micro "Micro-Mini 01-02-03 cache", 1/3 easy
> walk in and beautiful views.
>
> NW of Prescott, there is "Skull Valley and Beyond", "Fox Cache" "DO
> Over Cache"....all short hikes and nice areas.
>
> W of Prescott there is "Prieta View" (about 1/2 mi RT) but gorgeous
> view. If it is Thunderstorming, I'd stay off the muddy roads. Also
> near by is "Cow Patty Peak" again about 1/2 mi RT, a little uphill but
> worth the view.
>
> (YOu didn't say if you are 4WD so I am avoiding those caches)
>
> SW of Prescott there are "Baby Barrel Boulder" (short hike) and "Near
> 305" (no hike). Also out Copper Basin Rd there is my "Barnes and Nobel
> it ain't" (book exchange....it's full I hear). Two of Seven starts
> from there too but is a bit of a hike and bushwack.
>
> Up Senator Hwy, you could try my "Spruce Wild Goose Chase" if the gate
> is open, you can drive to the top and there is a fire lookout, Oscar
> may allow you to go up depending on how busy he is. Great view, and
> this was one of my first caches and has been in place 2 years. If gate
> closed, it is 1/2 mile up hill on a road. Also out that way is my "All
> that Glitters Isn't" which is a nice short hike around a lake.
>
> In town, there is a tricky little micro "Don't Forget the S", plus a
> couple virtuals downtown "Residency of Nobels" and "Dedication". Also,
> "Acker Park" is nearby. If you want to spend some time you can do my
> puzzle cache "P4" which includes and in-town micro "Aid Station
> Cache". The kids might enjoy finding the clues but it will take you at
> least an hour.
>
> Off Walker Rd you can visit Lynx Lake and nab "Five of Seven" (VC),
> and nearby is "Lynx Lake" short but beautiful hike, watch for snakes.
>
> On your way in our out, be sure to pick up a couple easy urban-style
> ones, my "Gateway Dash 01-02-03 Cache" and in Prescott Valley, "Visit
> the Roundabout" and "PV TWin Lakes".
>
> As far as stuff to do, There is Castle Golf between Prescott Valley
> and Prescott, off Hwy 69...miniture golf, indy cars, video games etc.
> The Harkins Theatres are in Prescott Valley also.
>
> Hope that helps and the server is up in time for you to look up these
> caches, and the weather holds!
> Enjoy,
> Trisha "Lightning"
> Prescott
>




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