Unique cache sites

[+Team NightStalker]

Please show pictures of the most unique cache you have been and tell us your stories. also please list the cache ID so we can visit the page as well.

[+Team NightStalker]

This was probably our most memorable cache with our son:

 

GCPZNQ

[+mommio]

My daughter found a cache hidden in an old Fisher-Price castle. My kids had one as children and it is pretty good size. Yet some geocacher stashed it in the great outdoors out of sight and it has not been muggled. Have a picture of it but of too limited skills to know how to upload it here.

[+series60]

I saw this type in the LA area and thought I might try it. This is a multi-cache with the final cache waypoint located in a micro. At first glance you might think the cache is in that little 1" pvc tube attached to the back side of the fence rail - but that is just a little spoiler to get your juices flowing! The actual cache is in one of the 4 pop up rainbird sprinklers that run along the front of this yard. The rainbird housing was gutted to make room for the cache.

GC10H7D

 

Edited February 1, 2007 by series60

[+rmposton]

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...f8-936384e0efe1

 

This was a really unusual place as there were moon jellyfish everywhere in this lagoon/marina area in Long Beach, CA. One of the coolest things I've seen and as a biologist, I've seen a lot of crazy stuff with animals.

 

(In the log someone posted pictures of the water with jellies floating around)

[+Criminal]

It would be really funny to hide one right out in front of Groundspeak headquarters, (wherever that is). You would just have to figure out a way to hide something that’s not a micro.

[+Kukulkan]

How about a geocache aboard the decommissioned Soviet ballistic nuclear submarine made famous by the movie "K-19: The Widowmaker" ?

 

 

GCMZ8P: Juliett 484

[+Kit Fox]

It would be really funny to hide one right out in front of Groundspeak headquarters, (wherever that is). You would just have to figure out a way to hide something that’s not a micro.

 

I'd love to find that cache!

 

This cache branches out with two (soon to be three) addtional caches. It's LA County's only Ghost Town.

 

The Llano Del Rio Geocache

[+batsgonemad and his squirrel]

This is a cache situated on the garden route just outside Betty's Bay. Fun Factor 10/10, effort- worth it.

You climb this sand dune right to the top carrying with you an item to slide down on like a sunshade for your dash board of your car. GCMR1D.

We were on honeymoon and having a blast, this is our favourite one to date.

 

[+nameless301]

This is a cache situated on the garden route just outside Betty's Bay. Fun Factor 10/10, effort- worth it.

You climb this sand dune right to the top carrying with you an item to slide down on like a sunshade for your dash board of your car. GCMR1D.

We were on honeymoon and having a blast, this is our favourite one to date.

 

 

That is really cool looking, beautiful view.

[+Team Dubbin]

 

Looks like you have a low tire

[+batsgonemad and his squirrel]

SERIOUSLY the walk is not that bad, what we needed to take along was something you guys use in the snow, those discs you sit on cant recal what they are called, so when you all coming out

[chuckr30]

SERIOUSLY the walk is not that bad, what we needed to take along was something you guys use in the snow, those discs you sit on cant recal what they are called, so when you all coming out

We call them "sleds". Or "that round disk-like sled thingy".

[+Team NightStalker]

Edited April 5, 2007 by Team NightStalker

[+batsgonemad and his squirrel]

now thats what i needed on that sand dune one of those red discs