+Simply Paul Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 I'm off for a few days in North West Wales, and I'm looking for a few great caches to do. I've already been up Snowdon itself so may not be going back up it, but I hope to get over to Anglesea for the first time. I like the look of 'Suitable for Miners' and 'Lion in Wait' so far - Does anyone have any must-do caches to add to my short list? Thanks in advance Quote Link to comment
+Gary & Jane Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 We can highly recommend Rhosydd Quarry which is one our all time favourites. Quote Link to comment
+scottpa100 Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 I'm off for a few days in North West Wales, and I'm looking for a few great caches to do. I've already been up Snowdon itself so may not be going back up it, but I hope to get over to Anglesea for the first time. I like the look of 'Suitable for Miners' and 'Lion in Wait' so far - Does anyone have any must-do caches to add to my short list? Thanks in advance Hi Paul, what type of caches is it that you're after? Quick caches or are you after some fast quick recommendations? Its just that with you saying about not doing Snowdon - does that mean if there is a special mountain cache - you may consider one of those? Cheers Scott Quote Link to comment
+HazelS Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 while in anglesey for an event last september, Ac-p and I did almost all the caches on the island, and they were all pretty good. I really liked one there called Parys or Mars... a very very unusual terrain. Along the N wales coast you're quite spoiled - if you want nice quick easy caches go for anything by the Happy Landins, and then take in some of the others en route. I'm sure you'll have more than enough to keep you going, I've spent a good 8 or 9 days caching on the N Wales coast and still not finished them off!!! Quote Link to comment
+charlieg0pzo Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 Hello Paul Any of my Welsh Caches are brilliant! Quote Link to comment
+Simply Paul Posted February 25, 2007 Author Share Posted February 25, 2007 I'm off for a few days in North West Wales, and I'm looking for a few great caches to do. I've already been up Snowdon itself so may not be going back up it, but I hope to get over to Anglesea for the first time. I like the look of 'Suitable for Miners' and 'Lion in Wait' so far - Does anyone have any must-do caches to add to my short list? Thanks in advance what type of caches is it that you're after? Quick caches or are you after some fast quick recommendations? Its just that with you saying about not doing Snowdon - does that mean if there is a special mountain cache - you may consider one of those?In a word, interesting caches. That means no 'this is a nice wood, I'll put one here' type caches, unless it's a *really* nice wood It was the recommendations that I needed quickly, I'm off in the morning. The caches themselves can be a bit of a git, so long as they're a git in a cool area I *might* go back up Snowdon, but if there's another mountain with a special cache on it, I might be persuaded. Thanks for the replies so far, I'll add the recommendations to my hit list. Quote Link to comment
+Hillhappy1 Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 I agree with Hazel Parys or Mars is a great one, weird place. Menai Micro is great for the views and you will be passing it anyway. On the way up try "Highest in Conwy" and "Tiny Church" assuming you haven't already. You won't be dissapointed. Quote Link to comment
+scottpa100 Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 Thanks for the replies so far, I'll add the recommendations to my hit list. Out of the caches I've done, these are the ones I'd recommend (some already been recommended by others). GC969B - Pierview GCHGZM - Parys or Mars GCRDXM - Lion in Wait GCQEPM - Peninsula Views (if the tides out, the walk over to the church on the island is interesting) GC1873 - Waterfalls Spectacular GC6F90 - Highest in Conwy (great view of the walled town) GC6F10 - Deganwy Castle (the view over the Conwy estuary from here really is something special) GCQRNH and GCR2HQ - Top and Bottom of Series. The lower cache is nothing special but is needed so you can see the lower lake that the top lake empties into. And then the water is pumped back up again over night ready for peak electricity demands during the next working day. GCHYM4 - Dragon Fields - one of the more imaginative multis I've done. Few of the caches up here in N. Wales don't seem to be clever containers or hides. More about the locations I guess. A slight exception might be JusTheJobs GCKFVP - Toby and the Fox. The only one that is different that is on your list and I haven't done is GCJWRA - Suitable for Minors. I have attempted this but there was a dead sheep draped over the entrance! I haven't been back, I'm still seeing the psychiatrist! Best of luck and happy caching! Quote Link to comment
+Rosie's Rangers Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 I *might* go back up Snowdon, but if there's another mountain with a special cache on it, I might be persuaded. I'd have to agree with charlieg0pzo, Y Lliwedd was more impressive than Snowdon (no tourists up here!), and a much more challenging climb, but if the weather is good, it is more than worth it. Quote Link to comment
+Simply Paul Posted February 25, 2007 Author Share Posted February 25, 2007 Great folks, thanks very much for those, I've added them to my page of notes - lovely photo too! As I'm off in the morning, this thread can be locked now, ta. Quote Link to comment
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