Bellingham Area Caches

[+dshifter]

My wife and I missed out on the cache machine, but we are planing to be in Bellingham in April. I was hoping some of the local cachers could recommend a few caches to do there. Looks like there are plenty of good ones to choose from.

[+Ambrosia]

Well, using the bookmark list from the cache machine would be an excellent start.

[+Half-Canadian]

I'm going to leave the bookmark list active for awhile, for people such as yourself that might be planning to cache the Bellingham area this spring. You'll also be able to click on the PDF file from the cache page that will give you the most direct routing from one cache to the next -- I'll leave that active for a few months as well.

 

Basically, most all of the caches on the cache machine were fairly easy, uncomplicated caches. Only a couple were multis, and perhaps 4-5 involved more than a 5-10 minute walk.

 

If you have specific types of caches you had in mind, you can let me know and I can whittle the list down for you if you'd like.

 

H-C

[+Ambrosia]

The CM route was well thought out, and very enjoyable. Can't go wrong.

[Nudecacher]

My Wear a Smile, Nothing Else puzzle is a fun cache to add to those on the BCM.

 

Nudecacher

[+Prying Pandora]

Locust Poke-us was a memorable one after the CM. "The Villa" near the cache is something else - like Gilligan's Island on LSD.

[+dshifter]

Thanks everyone! Using the cache machine route looks like the best way to hit some of the caches.