Master Index    Nearest Caches Boars Tusk by Red Desert Fox (2/3.5) N41° 57.766  W109° 11.877 (WGS84) UTM  12T   E 649331  N 4647213 Use waypoint: GCN2ZT Size: Regular    Hidden on 3/12/2005 In WY, United States Difficulty:     Terrain:   Add cache to watch list Log your visit Google Maps Picture Gallery Dirt two track road can be nasty in wet weather. Probably not recomended for 2 wd cars. ANOTHER BIG WYOMING ROCK Boar's Tusk rises 400 feet above the desert floor overlooking the kilpecker sand dunes. It is the core of an ancient volcanoe, a plug or volcanic neck. It is one of two such geologic features in Wyoming, the other being Devils Tower. A great place to see wild horses, antelope, desert elk, Prairie Dogs, Coyotes, foxes. Check with the B.L.M office in Rock Springs for Maps and brochures and travel conditions. Also visit the Sand dunes, and Rock art sites in the area of which there are three major sites.

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8/6/2008 by Boomerangs
Great hide! tnln

7/8/2008 by wrangler63
Love it! I spent probably 15 or 20 minutes rolling over rocks looking for it until I broke down and re-read the page I printed out and saw that it was in a cave and went straight to it. Very impressive area. Thank you for the hunt. Took knightriders geotoken, left slugbug.

-wrangler63

6/11/2008 by jevans7
Out on a cold windy day started caching at 8:30 in the snow when I got here it was 41 digrease and the wind was moving at a good clip. First time that I have bin in this part of the county thanks for the hide.

5/10/2008 by *FiNi*
Great cache but even better scenery... A truly amazing sight, and a wonderful hiding place. TN left a geo-fish and a token.

11/18/2007 by Me & Bucky

Found this one on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. Came up from the south side and didn't find a trail until the last second! Found the cache, then continued around the Boar's Tusk on a circumnavigation of the spires. Had a great time here, then drove up to the dunes to goof off for more of the afternoon. TNLN

Thanks for the cache!!

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Near the trail on the east side in a cavelike hole with a big rock above the cache.