-Eleanor-

If only we could convince a certain Fort Waynian to mosey out to Findlay (kilt optional )

I keep meaning to get up there for that event, but I never have. For me, It's not much further away than heading down to Columbus. Maybe I'll just have to check to see what's going on Thursday. The more, the merrier!

I really appreciate all of the feedback I've gotten on this. Sounds like a lot more of the area will be under snow than we anticipated. But I definately feel we were able to narrow down our cache list to ones we realistcally can get. Hope to run into some cachers in the field We'll be around Wednesday - Sunday! Thanks!

Ok, sorry for the confusion. When I was looking at the area in Google maps, it showed it as Olympic National Park. Now when I look at the geocaching google maps, it shows them separate. Thanks for the clarification . Initially I was looking at ones like Elk Lake Trail. Where it's not a long hike, but a tough one. We were hoping to avoid any good amount of snow, don't want to have to pack too many extra clothes. We were really interested in doing the APE cache, but heard that since the tunnel is closed, it was pretty hard to get to. We weren't sure about the snow in that area, either.

I will be in Seattle next week and was checking out the local caches. I was curious if anyone had any information on the condition of the trails at The Olympic National Park. We would love to do some of the higher terrain caches, but don't want to make the 2 hour drive over there if they're unattainable right now. Any information, or suggestions of "must find" caches would be greatly appreciated.