looking for guidance

[+3-iorfida]

might be pushing someones button here but don't know till i ask

i'm going to niagra falls via route 219 was wondering if i could

obtain some caches along the way or even in niagra falls that are not

to far from the beaten trail

i do enjoy long hikes here at home in the woods but wife is going along

so best to keep them short on this trip any tips welcome and if this is not proper

cacheing sorry i won't do it again (tried along a route)

 

thanks 3-iorfida

[+nameless301]

might be pushing someones button here but don't know till i ask

i'm going to niagra falls via route 219 was wondering if i could

obtain some caches along the way or even in niagra falls that are not

to far from the beaten trail

i do enjoy long hikes here at home in the woods but wife is going along

so best to keep them short on this trip any tips welcome and if this is not proper

cacheing sorry i won't do it again (tried along a route)

 

thanks 3-iorfida

 

Um well the best advice I could give you without looking up everycache there and posting the easy ones is go to this one GCVZ0J and go to googlemaps it is before the comments area on the page. And look up the caches around there, look for like terrain 1s or 1.5 and if they are that low they usually mean that they are urban micros. That is the best I can do without actually looking up each cache around there to find easy terrain ones, even look at the cache pages to find out more too. So goodluck with everything and happy caching.

[+briansnat]

Your best bet is to use the "caches along a route" pocket query and limit your search to caches with 2 star terrain or less. That should weed out most longer hikes and give you a list of up to 500 caches along the way.

[+3-iorfida]

thanks for the input i did look up a few in niagra falls area

i was hoping someone from niagra area could point me to a few

 

 

thanks again

[Neos2]

You might try posting in the regional forum for the northeast--or for Canada, if you are crossing the boarder. Locals are more likely to see and respond to your post there.

[+The red-haired witch]

You can also run a pocket query for the area (or along the road) with the attribute "takes less than one hour".

[+Aquacache]

The "caches along a route" suggestion would be my first choice. But if you're looking for a local to give you input on specific caches in the area, try checking out the Geocaching Tour Guides Waymark category to see if there are any listed for the Niagra Falls area.