Today I found a geocache wayyy out on a peninsula on Milford Lake:
It was a really difficult hike (at times — one commenter described it as “by far the most rigorous cache I’ve found”) but I think it was worth it — the view from the edge of the peninsula (a sandy cliff maybe 20 feet above the water) was incredible, and no one had visited this particular cache in over a year. For the most part everything went smoothly, except for a branch that broke under my weight. Fortunately, though, I only fell a couple of feet since I was just trying to cross a fallen tree.
I’ve been doing a lot of very easy caches recently (mostly cemeteries, since they often have a lot of cool history) but I decided today would be a good day to be a little more adventurous. I’ll probably go back to more tame caches for a while, but it’s definitely nice to know that caches like these are out there.
