Any Exceptionnal Cache To Recommend?

[+slurpey]

Hi. We are planning a trip from from Holland to the following rough route:

 

Calgary to Victoria via Williams Lake.

 

Waghinton state, Montana, Nevada, Utah, the ending up in San Francisco. All this over one month with a car.

 

That would probably turn me about 4000 caches possibilities... which is a bit overwhelming. I would love to hear recommendations for absolute "do not miss" cache if you know any!

 

Thanks

 

Slurpey.

[+dogbreathcanada]

Make sure to do "Othello Tunnels" near Hope, BC. Do any of Half-Canadian and Scooter the Wonder Dog's caches in and around Ladner, BC. Try "Rumrunners of the Cove" in North Saanich BC.

[Spongebob_Cachepants]

If you make it to the Grouse Mountain area and you're up for some beautiful hikes, check out Norvan Falls by dogbreathcanada and tinkernoonoo or Cabin With a View by The Kiff.

 

Also Out on a Limb by Mr. Hide is beautiful and challenging - also in the same area.

[+slurpey]

Thanks everyone! I am building up my whatchlist!

[+Red90]

A search for TCDNAB and TCDNBC will show some of the caches close to Highway 1.

[+Chillibusher]

I am in Chilliwack (100 km east of Vancouver) and here are a few caches to hit on the way through:

 

These first three caches are all located at Bridal Falls just east of Chilliwack. It is a provincial dayuse park. There is a 15 minute walk up to the falls. The park also has washrooms and is a good place for a stretch after driving. It is located right off the highway. There are three caches, all on trails within a few minutes of parking.

 

Chilliwack's First - Chilliwacks first ever cache.

Bunker Cache - A two stage multi. The first stage requires you to find a sign. The cache is then sighted by compass.

Fern Grotto - An easy goto cache.

 

And here is my shameless plug for one of my caches. It is located right off the highway in Chilliwack at the tourist info centre: Educating the Tourist

This is a two stage cache. The two stages are in the same parking area.

 

Hope this helps and have a great trip.

[BC Tripper]

Shannon, you crazy Diamond, will take you to BC's third highest waterfall, it's along the 99 "Sea to Sky" Highway. Also, *plug* I have a circut cache in Vancouver called SkyTraining. It was developed for tourists and takes you to 13 caches, all within 300m of a skytrain station. It's relatively easy, and has a puzzle cache at the end.

 

I definately second the recommendation of Norvan Falls as well. Absolutely beautiful park in North Vancouver. A must hike.

 

BC Tripper

[+Swifteroo]

When we visited Banff, AB I was particularily fond of Root Canal

 

This cache offered an absolutely glorious hike, and a beautiful canyon pass at the end with a not overly challenging terrain.