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Excellent ... this was the motivation for my question. I'm actually planning one very similar. I currently have about 20 stages planned. The downside is there is no way (that I know of) to hide a cache on geocaching.com since many of the puzzles will be take-home. Do you know if there is a way to hide caches until a password or decrypt code is given? Otherwise, I guess I'll have to simply supply the start and let them work it all out from there. Very cool ... thanks for the pointer!

What was your favorite multi-cache (share a link)? Why? What made it so enjoyable? Was it just a set of puzzles or was there a theme linking them that attracted you? If you could imagine the best multi-cache, what would it look like?

Cool ... I had dabbled with them before but after reading that link I see I made every rookie mistake in the book. I'll try again and see what happens. Thanks for the prompt reply!

I recently downloaded (.gpx) a multi-cache which also showed some additional waypoints for things like the trail head and parking. They didn't appear on my gps. When I click on them in the browser, they are only coordinates ... there is no way to download them. Are they informational only? Am I meant to manually enter them in my gps? Are they sent from another planet by the demon overlord Zagrep to confuse me? Do I need to coerce them with milk and cookie to leave the browser and live on my gps? Anyone? -Zeb PS> the cache is: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...6f-a585aeb73453 PS> This is what this part of the alphabet would look like if Q & R were missing.