WEL #10 - Roaring Judy - Kokanee Salmon LbNA #24755
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jun 10, 2006 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Almont |
| County: | Gunnison |
| State: | Colorado |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Mandy "Cameo"  |
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| Found by: | Johnsosaurus |
| Last found: | Aug 14, 2016 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Sep 16, 2015 |
#10 - ROARING JUDY - KOKANEE SALMON (Part of the West Elk Loop Scenic Byway Series - all 12 Letterboxes for this Series may be seen at once by clicking on the "West Elk Loop Scenic Byway Series" clue sheet. Looking at that page may help direct you to this box.)
After Almont, look for the Roaring Judy Hatchery on the left. Go down that road. Just before the bridge, turn left into the parking area and park at the end by the "Taking of Kokanee Salmon Prohibited" sign. Follow the guardrail down to the river - please be careful (and watch out for thorn bushes)! Climb onto the largest rock and check the upper peak and 6 inches to the right under a rock. There's a BIG hole at the top of the peak. At first I checked it out - looked like the perfect hiding place! HOWEVER, the box would just fall in and become unretrievable! I tried to hide that hole so no one would mistakenly put the box in there. Please replace the box SIX INCHES TO THE RIGHT OF THE PEAK OF THE BIG ROCK.
After Almont, look for the Roaring Judy Hatchery on the left. Go down that road. Just before the bridge, turn left into the parking area and park at the end by the "Taking of Kokanee Salmon Prohibited" sign. Follow the guardrail down to the river - please be careful (and watch out for thorn bushes)! Climb onto the largest rock and check the upper peak and 6 inches to the right under a rock. There's a BIG hole at the top of the peak. At first I checked it out - looked like the perfect hiding place! HOWEVER, the box would just fall in and become unretrievable! I tried to hide that hole so no one would mistakenly put the box in there. Please replace the box SIX INCHES TO THE RIGHT OF THE PEAK OF THE BIG ROCK.