Looking for a few good puzzle caches

[+NYPaddleCacher]

So I have been thinking about placing a couple of puzzle caches. One of my ideas is to put together a puzzle cache that consists of six other existing puzzle caches (they don't necessarily have to be active). I'll write a simple web application that will allow cachers to enter the solution coordinates into a form to retrieve a number that can be plugged into a template (i.e. N 042 25.ABC, W 076 10.DEF).

 

So I am looking for some suggestions on "good" puzzle caches. I've seen the thread on difficult puzzles but what I am looking for are fun, clever puzzles that are not especially difficult and typically something most cachers might be able to solve in less than an hour. I'll want puzzles that are *not* in my area (Ithaca, NY) to give everyone the opportunity to solve them equally.

 

So what are some of your favorite puzzles?

[+Lotho]

A quite good puzzle was this one:

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...4a-7655ae5e83e6

Im sure if you email the cache owner they will tell you the info so you know how its works. If not i could give you a breif description.

[+Green Achers]

GCXX9V can be solved in NY... Finding it takes much more of a commitment.

 

GCBB52 was a quick solve.

 

GCPNXY is a cool puzzle but hard for you to prove anyone solved it. (Only Fizzy knows for sure.)

[+Turtle Team]

In SE Pennsylvania, turtle team's Mensa challenge.

[+Isonzo Karst]

The puzzle caches in this series are designed to demonstrate puzzle solving skills

 

Puzzle Solving 101

 

might be useful for you.

[+Frodo13]

Here are a few that may not meet your difficulty requirements, but they have generated a lot of emails, and even a few finds.

 

Frodo's Magic Arc

 

Return to Sender

 

Circles of Frustration

 

SpiderFish

[4wheelin_fool]

So I am looking for some suggestions on "good" puzzle caches. I've seen the thread on difficult puzzles but what I am looking for are fun, clever puzzles that are not especially difficult and typically something most cachers might be able to solve in less than an hour. I'll want puzzles that are *not* in my area (Ithaca, NY) to give everyone the opportunity to solve them equally.

 

So what are some of your favorite puzzles?

 

Here is a fun and easy puzzle idea that you can use.

[+Green Achers]

ACTIVITIES 2007

[4wheelin_fool]

ACTIVITIES 2007

 

nice!

[Phatfish16]

Checkout Cerebral Codex and Choregraphed Chaos. Both are in NJ, if you're willing to take a trip. Several trips, most likely.

 

Cerebral can be solved as a distance cacher. The COs are awesome and have created some amazing puzzles! They won't actually allow a Found It log as a distance cacher, but you can claim a find as a Note and log a TB that they setup just for distance cachers.

 

Cerebral Codex

 

Choreographed Chaos

 

I haven't tried Choreo yet, but I'm nearly done with Cerebral as a distance cacher. Then I plan on giving the real adventure a shot.

[+Team Idasam]

This one has never been solved/found: (GCYR88)