Cache Too Near A Mutli Leg, How To Know?

[+wiseye]

If a cache should be 528' from all legs of a multi, how does one know where the multi legs are if only the starting coords are published?

[+JohnnyVegas]

You would have to do the Multi to know for sure if your cache is to close, or you could just submitt your cache and hope it gets approved.

[+briansnat]

Finding the caches in the area helps.

[+wiseye]

The problem arose for a friend from here in Fl who hides and finds caches and moves regularly between here and NC. She wanted to place a cache for familly members and others to find in NC. ITs not a matter of learning the ropes or seeking out multis to find the waypoints. Its a matter of someone who regularly places good caches tripping over multis and having no way of knowing they are there until the reviewer declines to publish her cache,( rightfully so). Does anyone have any constructive comments?

[+Prime Suspect]

Send the stage coordinates you're thinking about using to your reviewer, and ask if they're okay.

[+Isonzo Karst]

Also, asking the owner of the multi for stage coords - obviously promising never to log a find on the multi. That worked for someone in my area wanting to place a family friendly cache, and repeatedly running afoul of the many long bike multis in the same park.

[+wiseye]

Thanks everyone, I passed along your comments.