Great cachin terrain

[+emurock]

Where do you like to go geocaching? Like woodlands,grasslands,ect. For me it is woodlands why because I like looking at trees and caching in woods make's a great challenge. So I said it before and I will say it again where do you like to go geocaching?

[+Pegasi]

I would definately cast my vote for woodlands - or anywhere other than Big Box Store parking lots for that matter.

[+sbell111]

My vote is for 'outside'.

[+Woodlit]

FLAT woodlands. Seems like everybody always puts them way at the top of those darn hills!

[+Mudfrog]

My vote is for 'outside'.

 

Same here even though i did find a cache inside one time that was alot of fun. However, i have to agree with those above who said woodlands. Theres nothing like being far away from the hustle and bustle of the more urban areas. Rural areas usually offer up better terrain ratings and for me, more fun caches!

[+fox-and-the-hound]

Higher the better Nothing beats a cache with a view!

[+Woodlit]

Higher the better Nothing beats a cache with a view!

 

That is true. All of my desktop images are from caches with a good view. Although, some of my FAVORITE caches of all time have been down low, under the ground in caves and tunnels.

[+Snoogans]

Where do you like to go geocaching?

 

Gimme a 4WD PnG in some remote/semi-remote location & that will be a fun one for me. I like to hide those as well.

 

I like mountainous terrain best, but the best day of cachin' I EVER had was in the swamps of Florida.

 

Throw in some mud and double the fun!

[+Bad_CRC]

FLAT woodlands. Seems like everybody always puts them way at the top of those darn hills!

 

Just the opposite for me. The higher the better.

 

[+Kit Fox]

Any cache where you need to wear hiking boots is good in my book. Being required to leave pavement should be rule #1.

 

Mtn Tops are fun Eisen-Faust

 

 

Geological oddities are extra special:

Holcomb Canyon Caches

 

Edited October 18, 2006 by Kit Fox

[AZ_KMx2]

One of the reasons I started doing this was for the hiking and exploring aspect. Read: incentive to keep me off my fat rump. Out here in the desert, anything with a view is a plus and maybe some shade. I don't think I'll ever have a real high count because I won't do many of the urban caches, but I'll have many miles logged on the chaches I do get.

[+Lovey Pigs]

woody, hilly, off the trail, bring it on! not too much poison though!

[Tahosa and Sons]

Up here, where the air is thin and this what you see when you find the cache.

[+OB1kenOB]

Up here, where the air is thin and this what you see when you find the cache.

 

if I can park the car on pavement, walk a decent trail, see interesting stuff, it's all good

[+ThePropers]

1) It must be far enough into nature where I can't hear cars or traffic (and preferably not run into other people).

 

2) A view is a bonus

 

3) Anywhere with something cool to see:

 

4) Anywhere there's an old abandoned town/building/man-made structure out in the middle of nowhere:

[+denali7]

Those are great pictures! Where is that waterfall?

[+ThePropers]

Those are great pictures! Where is that waterfall?

 

Laurel Hill (south-central PA)

[+ADKcachers]

FLAT woodlands. Seems like everybody always puts them way at the top of those darn hills!

 

Just the opposite for me. The higher the better.

 

 

That's a very nice view on the mountain.

[+team5150]

Love getting out in the woods, also caches with a history lesson built in is always a plus!! Ghost towns, mines, historical POI's, etc. are always high on our must-find list...

[+team moxiepup]

We like wooded. We enjoy hikes with a view, but like them best when tempured with flatish trails after!

We ended up doing a 4.5 terrian bushwack. If we had gone up the trail about 100 more yards, it would have been a level 3.

 

Near water is always enjoyable.

 

This is the view from a stage of a local multi. The stages take you all around the area, with great views from all. One stage also takes you to historic abandoned mansion in the same park.

Edited October 18, 2006 by team moxiepup

[+Bamboogirl]

Anywhere there are not spiders.

[+emurock]

1) It must be far enough into nature where I can't hear cars or traffic (and preferably not run into other people).

 

2) A view is a bonus

 

3) Anywhere with something cool to see:

 

4) Anywhere there's an old abandoned town/building/man-made structure out in the middle of nowhere:

Nice pic's and keep them a coming.

[+Okiebryan]

Hey! I recognize one of those pics! When I was a coast to coast truck driver, I parked and hiked to that tunnel! That would be an abandoned portion of the PA Turnpike!

 

Am I right? What do I win???