ID: C1 Project: 08151 - Park County, CO
Posted by: 
condor1
N 39° 04.068 W 105° 27.977
13S E 459662 N 4324403
This medallion is located on a locked grate covering an old Hard Rock Mine in an area of Colorado known as Terryall, part of Pike National Forest.
Waymark Code: WMAVEA
Location: Colorado, United States
Date Posted: 02/27/2011
Views: 12
Directions: The easiest way to get to this Madallion is (from) Lake George, CO heading west on Hwy 24, travel about 1.5 miles and head north on Terryall also known as Co Rd 77. Go about 8 miles and turn left on Forest Rd 896 (Co Rd 451)
Take the LEFT Fork
SPECIAL NOTE:
If you are a Geocacher you will now be within 1000 ft of the
oldest active geocache in Colorado
Tarryall GC18
directions continued...Now go about 1.2 miles and turn left at Co Rd 654/Forest Rd 225/896. (Heading south now) go about .6 miles and take the 1st right which is Co Rd 599/Forest Rd 255. Travel about 1000 feet and turn right (west) onto Co Rd 48 / Forest Rd 216. Go about a mile and the Mine that this medallion is located at wll be on your right.
Know Dangers:
This is the back country of the Rocky Mountains and there is always a danger of Bears and Mountain Lions. The Elk can get pretty testy when it is mating season. Oh, and then there is always the chance of running accross a Coach Whip snake or Mountain Rattler.
The Un-Named Mine that this Medallion adorns does not appear on the TOPO Maps, yet others in the area do. It is recognized by the Colorado Division of Mined Lands Reclamation Division but shows up nowhere on the maps I have been able to research.