Kedwardcacheys

Thank you for clearing that up! The one thing didn't think of was that premium cache would be hidden from basic member via app or even default on Web browser. Unusual marketing technique! I've thought upgrading pointless for slightly more cache. Seeing all makes worth while.

Ok, so at that the area (not generalised geocaching rule, specifically my coordinates) are there so many unavailable red zones when there aren't any caches there? Do I find an administrator to look at it?

Hey! We have just submitted our 1st hide.. But struggled to find an available spot.. There is 1 cache on the top end of trail that we want to use and this is a difficult premium cache. There is another 2 father down the costal path being at N 051° 35.525' W 003° 47.705 If you want to search the area that I'm talking about. i've tried to google to see why the red zones are unavailable but empty and cannot find 5he answer! Are they old retired caches? Are they just 'owned' by people that can just reserve it but not fill it? don't know if that's a thing? Are they possibly waypoints instead of physical cache hides? They aren't historical areas that don't allow caches. It's all common land or forestry commission/forestry trail/costal trail which automatically grants permission. Is this normal? Screenshot to try to show. Top area of my photo of the map is the premium cache which is further up than I want to place ours. But all the trail loop I want to use is drawn in red on my screenshot had all of the unavailable red zones upon it. I've highlighted next to the river in blue to show how large of an area it is. Can anyone help?