Current at 3/14/2007 (Online waypoint URL)

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Traditional Cache Bikencache 30: The Woods by OC_Clay (1.5/2)
N33° 38.777  W117° 52.675 (WGS84)
UTM  11S   E 418591  N 3723283
Use waypoint: GCWX05
Size: Small    Hidden on 6/30/2006
In California, United States
Difficulty:   *½    Terrain:  **

A small cache in a wooded area along the Bikencache Trail.
This is another one where you usually just can't get a good GPS reading at the cache hiding spot. The alternate coordinates should take you to a prominent marker for this cache. From the marker, you only go about twenty feet at bearing 230 (approximately SouthWest) to get to the actual cache.

You do have to step over a small trench, which may have some water in the bottom, depending on the time of year. This is what gives this one the Terrain Rating of 2.

When I was scoping out this spot, a California King Snake was spotted crossing the path nearby. They are named King Snakes because they actually eat other snakes, including rattlesnakes, to whose venom they are immune.

Bring a pen to sign the log.

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Current at 3/14/2007

GSAK Note 8/20/2006 by GSAK
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Mommy found it!

Managed to get all four of us back and forth without getting wet. :)

Took disc gun.
Left pencil for log, 2 suction balls, school bus.

Found it 3/14/2007 by AlanRRT
I had to jump over a trench, but didn't quite jump far enough.
Took-zebra, left-Maggie Simpson.

Found it 3/9/2007 by CoronaKid
This was the 3rd of 6 caches found during yet another successful outing of the Orange Lunchtime Cachers Association (OLCA). I'm always amazed at how busy this area is during the middle of the day on a weekday. I guess if you can afford to live around here, you can afford to take a day off.

TNLNSL. TFTC!

Found it 3/9/2007 by BeckTrex
Third of six finds on a OLCA (Orange Lunchtime Cachers Association) outing. This has got to be the best way to end a week! Walked right by it and started searching where it wasn’t. Then I turned around and “there it is” Thanks for the fun.

Found it 3/6/2007 by mushers
Nice Hide TN Left toy Mushers

Found it 2/25/2007 by boysue
Had a little leap of faith here (faith of not landing in the muddy trench)... found cache TNLNSL...

Found it 2/24/2007 by Hoffco
Another fun find for us. Mr. Hoffco almost ended up taking a mud bath and pulling Mrs. Hoffco in with him! TNLN. SL. TFTH.

[This entry was edited by Hoffco on Sunday, February 25, 2007 at 1:44:22 PM.]

Found it 2/24/2007 by Syd and Dain
We saw no snakes here, thank goodness, but there were some very cool raccoon tracks at various points along the trail. Mr Hoffco made the excursion to secure this one. T dinosaur L mending kit SL TFTH!

Found it 2/24/2007 by djohnson28
Out for a 6 mile hike with Smileez on a beautiful day - nice hide

Found it 2/18/2007 by Lovell Family
Another fun hiding spot! Thanks!

Found it 2/17/2007 by mmcgr
The instructions led us right to this and we made a quick find at 1400. Signed log and took the OC_Clay geotoken and a whoop-whoop siren whistle, much to Minnie's annoyance (until mmcgr blew too hard on it and it flew apart - reassembly made it work but it no longer had a fluctuating tone). Left a Where's George bill. Thanks for the entertainment.
mmcgr & Minnie

Nearby Caches
GCWX09 Bikencache 31 (0.11miles W)
GCWX0B Bikencache 32 (0.21miles W)
GCWX01 Bikencache 28: The Trees (0.21miles E)

Hints
Marker number thirty, of course! I hope those weren't your GOOD shoes!