Geocahing at Baitcon

[skreeky]

Putting out feelers for who's interested in a geocaching expidition from Baitcon. (cross-posted to my personal journal, so some folks may answer there)

Please comment:

If you're interested in going, and what terrain difficulty is your max.

If you could drive some people to a trailhead.

If you're willing to lead a group (more than 4 persons or so in a group tends to be too many) and up to what terrain difficulty you can lead.

About what time during the weekend would you be most interested in this activity.

If you're not interested in caching but would join an ordinary hike, let me know that too.

I will not hold you to your answers, but I do want an accurate guage of interest and feasibility before I put in much effort. Thanks!

Comments

[kimberlogic.livejournal.com]

I'm quite interested in both hiking and geocaching. Whether or not I can take and break and go is another matter, so I don't want my time-preference to be a factor. Keep me posted and hopefully I could head off with you!

[skreeky]

*nods*
What's your difficulty level, considering your back and all? "Stroll in the woods" is quite doable and there are two nearby caches rated about 1.5, but one of the closest caches is rated 2.5 and seems to involve a "Skyline Trail" which nearly always means steep inclines.

[kimberlogic.livejournal.com]

I'll know more about this closer to the event (PT will be oh, 7 weeks in by that time) but I'm guessing that it will stay lower than I'm used to, even if I'm feeling better, given all the cautions.