Requirements: You will need to have a device compatible with playing a Wherigo Cartridge to find this cache. You will also need a car. Or other form of transport I guess.
Geocache: After each zone you will be shown the next and then lastly you will be given the coordinates and hint to a black bison container and logbook.
Link: Download the cartridge from www.wherigo.com. V1.2 uploaded on DTG 032228AJUL15, please download the latest version as it will include updates following feedback from previous finders.
Time: It won't take long.
The walk: Not recommended.
Hints and tips:
- Have a co-driver
- Go back to the menu when using the map, for me the location didn't refresh on the map but was in the menu
- Time your visit to avoid rush hour
- GZ can be a high muggle area
- Be prepared for zones to be close together
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