This is an Adventure Cache. Eh? Simply put, this is not a park and grab. If you seek to have more fun with geocaching, go on an adventure.
The cache is not at the posted coordinates. You must find the trackable keys to get the coordinates.
I have lost the key to open this cache. Can you find it and open the cache? Hopefully, when you get there, you will admire the scenery.
The Panorama Bluffs are a wonderful place to get in a nice walk, run, or hike. There is much more to the bluffs than what you see up above. Take a trip down the bluffs and explore a little. The given coordinates are a suggestion of where to park before heading out to find this cache. The cache is locked and you will need to get the key to open the cache .. but where is the key?
The key is in another cache in Kern County. I have released travel bugs that have the key attached. When you get the key, you will find that it has the final coordinates to the cache. To count this cache, you will need to have logged the travel bug as "found" from the cache you picked it up from and you will need to have signed the log.
The cache is not far off of a public trail. You will not have to bushwack to find it, you will not have to walk through miles of tumbleweeds and fox tails. You will have to walk though. When you get to where you think the cache should be, look for a geopath north. The cache is covered by sticks, please put the sticks back when done.
To start off, I have placed two travelling geocoins, some toys, some foreign money, and a DVD.
IMPORTANT
Once done with the cache, please lock and hide it. Please take the key travel bug that you used to open the cache to another Kern County cache. Log the key into your chosen cache for the next geocacher to find.
Please don't take the a key to this cache if you don't plan on using it within two - three weeks time.
The Keys (you only need one):