Pictures- Cool Cache Locations (CCL's)

[+Snoogans]

Post a picture and a link that shows off your favorite cache locations. The picture doesn't have to be yours.... Just a cool picture from that gallery.

 

Nothing excites me more than a cool cache location, except mayyybe getting to share one. It can be someone else's cache or one of yours if you're proud of it. Heck, it can be someplace one of your travel bugs visited, but first hand is better.

 

Here are some of the COOL Cach Locations (CCL's) I have found in my travels: (a few of these caches are archived, but it doesn't make the location ANY less cool.)

 

Stingray City - Grand Caymen Islands

 

The Grotto

 

Canyon Diablo~Two Guns, AZ~Get Your Kicks #2

 

THERE IS SOMETHING ABOUT MARY

 

TexCan Cache

 

San Simeon Seal Spot

 

Outdoor Nevada Geocache #3 - Creepy Cache

 

Mydayin Ruins

 

Gatorbait

 

Slide

 

In my next post, I'll share some shots from locations I have shared.....

Edited November 3, 2007 by Snoogans

[+Snoogans]

Here are a few of the choice CCLs that I have shared through geocaching: (Welll, I think they're CCLs. Maybe some would disagree. Besides, what kind of a blatant self-promoter would I be if I didn't post 'em?)

 

The Monoville "Hunters" Cache

 

A Claustrophobic's Nightmare/Just Say NO to Crack

 

Ode to Ranboze and bthomas

 

Hardcore Sunrise or Sunset

 

The Hidden Dragon

 

Tough Nuts in the "House of the Devil"

 

Fortress of Solitude

 

The FrogStar (West)

 

Willow Creek Family "OUTING"

Edited November 3, 2007 by Snoogans

[tttedzeins]

Basel 1

 

My all time favourite cache.

 

 

 

Just too many pictures to post of this one.

[+Kit Fox]

This is my favorite type of thread.

 

Scouting's Highest Honour Mt Baden Powell 9399 feet (my 700th find)

 

 

 

The Dragonfly Scroll (my 800th Find)

 

 

 

Return to Scab Island (my 900th find)

 

 

 

Are You Experienced (my 1000th find)

 

Edited November 3, 2007 by Kit Fox

[+Kit Fox]

Throop Peak (my 1100th find)

 

 

 

Almost There to Devil's Chair

 

[+Kit Fox]

Eisen-Faust

 

 

 

Cañon El Gato del Diablo

 

 

Operation Wreckhunter

 

Edited November 3, 2007 by Kit Fox

[+Snoogans]

Great replies so far!

 

Here's one of my favorite locations:

 

 

An abandoned NASA Tracking Station on top of a mountain on the Nevada/Californa border.

[+Formerly Dominoes]

GC4D03 La Raza del Sol (at the end of the Cat Walk Trail, near Glenwood New Mexico)

 

Edit: fix link

Edited November 13, 2007 by Formerly Dominoes

[+Snoogans]

GC4D03 La Raza del Sol (at the end of the Cat Walk Trail, near Glenwood New Mexico)

 

So COOL!

 

Your link didn't work. Here's a link...

 

That is now on my list of places I must see.

[+Harry Dolphin]

You really want to see my favorites?

This One Will Cost You.

Palisades Sill

HRG Riverside

Maneater

Got lots of strange photos...

[+tabulator32]

Post a picture and a link that shows off your favorite cache locations. The picture doesn't have to be yours.... Just a cool picture from that gallery.

 

Nothing excites me more than a cool cache location, except mayyybe getting to share one. It can be someone else's cache or one of yours if you're proud of it. Heck, it can be someplace one of your travel bugs visited, but first hand is better.

 

Here are some of the COOL Cach Locations (CCL's) I have found in my travels: (a few of these caches are archived, but it doesn't make the location ANY less cool.)

 

Stingray City - Grand Caymen Islands

 

That is so amazing! But I'm confused...is that a real sting ray? Or is that the cache?!

[+Jeep_Dog]

 

Varsity Level

 

[+Snoogans]

Post a picture and a link that shows off your favorite cache locations. The picture doesn't have to be yours.... Just a cool picture from that gallery.

 

Nothing excites me more than a cool cache location, except mayyybe getting to share one. It can be someone else's cache or one of yours if you're proud of it. Heck, it can be someplace one of your travel bugs visited, but first hand is better.

 

Here are some of the COOL Cach Locations (CCL's) I have found in my travels: (a few of these caches are archived, but it doesn't make the location ANY less cool.)

 

Stingray City - Grand Caymen Islands

 

That is so amazing! But I'm confused...is that a real sting ray? Or is that the cache?!

 

Yes to both questions. It's a 5 star terrain virt in Grand Caymen. It is mismarked as a 1 star. Click on the satellite view and zoom in on the boats. CLEARLY a 5 star.

[+Snoogans]

 

Varsity Level

 

 

Okay, that one goes on the TO DO list on my way to the cat walk in N.M.

[+Jeep_Dog]

Some folks may remember this one for different reasons, but it certainly is a phenomenal location -

 

BEDROCK IN BAGHDAD

 

 

BEDROCK FROM THE AIR -

 

[+Wander Lost]

Here are a few of my favorite locations:

 

I-90 Wild Stallions Ride Again

 

Light House Point (aka The Scary Ladder Cache)

 

Ebey Bluffs

 

I didn't take the last two pictures, but they show off the location better than any I took.

[+gebu]

Here are four of my favorite cache locations in 2007

 

Picturesque rock needles at Secret paths to hell II - Nadelspitzen

 

A cachebox with a view at GMH – One for Two – Part 1 – Kl. Gamswiesenspitze

 

Waterfall in a beautiful canyon Strubklamm

 

Behind the waterfall - Wet Cave

[+Snoogans]

Here are four of my favorite cache locations in 2007

 

Picturesque rock needles at Secret paths to hell II - Nadelspitzen

 

A cachebox with a view at GMH – One for Two – Part 1 – Kl. Gamswiesenspitze

 

Waterfall in a beautiful canyon Strubklamm

 

Behind the waterfall - Wet Cave

 

WOW! Now THAT'S what geocaching is all about!

 

Thanks for posting those.

[+Sevilon]

Some folks may remember this one for different reasons, but it certainly is a phenomenal location -

 

BEDROCK IN BAGHDAD

 

 

BEDROCK FROM THE AIR -

 

 

Wow.

 

Thank you.

[medoug]

 

This giant frozen waterfall was at stage 2 of "Wy Not Wyalusing?" GC18DC. See my brother and a friend near the base. This is a reminder to not let your faucet drip all winter.

 

medoug.

[Dinoprophet]

I don't want to say what cache this is because it's such a great surprise when you first see where you need to go:

 

At the entrance -- still a few hundred feet to go

Half way there, looking back

Entrance to a secret garden

Ground zero -- hope you didn't try to come in from above

[+team moxiepup]

here are some of our favorites.

 

"Nubble Trouble" near Nubble Light House

 

Arch at "The Ovens", in Bar Harbor

 

This one was fun! "Hemlock"

 

"Coldcord Pond View"

 

"Mission Impossible" At the Portland Headlight

[+2qwerqE]

Exotic Feline Rescue Ctr, in Indiana. More than 200 big cats, open to the public. More pics here:Beware of Cat(s)

 

 

Grand canyon. More pics here: Abyss disk

 

 

Yosemite Falls, my 1000th find. More pics here:The Highest Leaping Waterfall in the World

 

 

In Indiana, Yellowwood forest. Boulders in treetops, 60+ feet off the forest floor. The boulders are estimated to be over 300lbs. Two of them in two sycamore trees 100 yards apart. A third was in an oak tree 4 miles away, but that tree has since fallen. This is also my favorite for odd things found in the woods: an oil painting tied to a tree, just hanging out in the elements. More pics here, including the oil painting: How did THOSE get up THERE?

 

 

Miner's Castle, Lake Superior, Upper Michigan. More pics here: Miner's Castle

 

[+NotThePainter]

[crawil]

Silver Lake Muggle Hike

 

Saphira's Teeth

 

Raven's Nest - Rt. 66 Gift Shop-Get Your Kicks #1

 

nahiku

 

Scouting's Highest Honor ~ "Mt. Baden-Powell"

 

The People Next Door

 

Ka'eleku Cavern Cave Cache

 

Haleakala Glory

 

Mary E. J. Colter built it

 

Mall RING Road

[crawil]

And a few more . . .

 

Deep Blue Cache

 

Eddie's Nakalele Blowhole Hideout

 

Barringer Crater Earthcache

 

San Onofre Breccia – Dana Point Earthcache & Dana's Rocky Road to Pelican Town & The Drogher

[+Snoogans]

Raven's Nest - Rt. 66 Gift Shop-Get Your Kicks #1

 

Done it. Right up the road from 2 Guns and at the head of the road for Meteor Crater. A great cluster of caches in that area.

 

[Mary E. J. Colter built it

 

It took me almost an hour to find that one. Every time I was near it, there was a huge crowd around it and I couldn't see.

[+Snoogans]

Deep Blue Cache

 

Barringer Crater Earthcache

 

Done 'em both.

 

I thought I was going to have to rescue a dog from drowning at Deep Blue. I plan to stop for a swim my next time through there.

[+otis89]

Bump. Let's see some more!

[+Miragee]

This is the view from one of my caches, "Arachnophobes Not Invited." The area is spectacular, with many wind-carved boulders. If these formations were in Kansas, or Iowa, or Nebraska, it would be another National Park. As it is, very few people, other than those who live nearby have any idea what a treasure exists fewer than 30 miles from downtown San Diego.

 

[+HB-vanislelady]

cool pics

Edited January 24, 2008 by hike n'bike

[+Team Snorkasaurus]

How about the No Further South From Here cache located at the Geographical South Pole:

 

 

 

 

Is that "cool" enough for ya?

 

[+Cav Scout]

I've been to this one.

 

[+TeamZebra]

A few years ago I had the chance to join my husband on the road. He's an over the road trucker and we took a job together driving for a company out west (we live in Tennessee). We spent alot of time driving around Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nevada... places I absolutely loved and saw some REALLY cool stuff out there. Here's a couple of my favorites from caches we visited in those areas. I'd love to take another trip out that way some day.

This is one of our favorite almost finds.. it had been muggled before we got there. WE climbed on foot... the validity of this picture is a mystery to me... and if it IS real... I have a much higher respect level for Jeeps (perhaps why we are now the proud owners of a real Yellow Jeep!)

Just one of those things you might never have known existed without Geocaching.

[+Rattlebars]

Jimmy's Coalburg Garage across the street from which I have a cache placement.

 

 

Quad DEEEP in woods:

 

 

One of the few remaining drive in theaters. This one actually has two screens and is still in business. I did a little work on the marquee.

 

 

Lanterman's Mill

 

[+rafermadness]

I've been to this one.

 

 

Where's this one at?

[+Cav Scout]

Devils Tower, Wyoming

 

Mato Tipila (GC18FCM) Earth Cache

Devils Tower national Monument II (GC22DD) Virtual

What A View (GCRAHW) Traditional

 

 

I've been to this one.

 

 

Where's this one at?

[+sbell111]

I've been to this one.

 

<SNIP>

Where's this one at?

You probably remember it from 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'.

[+joefrog]

This is an excellent thread!

[+SMOKEATERLT]

The cache at the South Pole is awsome! And all the others are great also. I can only hope to visit some of these in the future. THANKS FOR THE THREAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[+Rattlebars]

Few more

 

The tenacity of life

 

Dunno how, but way out in the woods

 

Just good stuff:

 

This is the one I wanna visit:

[+Snoogans]

A view of Alcatraz from my favorite cache in the Bay Area: Sounds of the Bay

 

Edited May 2, 2008 by Snoogans

[+Totem Clan]

The Mendenall Glacier

 

 

Mendenall Glacier Mini and Trail of the Glacier

[+Wild Thing 73]

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<p> Geocacher "Bat Bubba" Shelbyville, TN

[+Skillet68]

I need to go on vacation!

[+ArtieD]

I know this is not as cool as most of any of the other pictures, but I placed a cache in this area...we have moderately hilly terrain here with some bluffs...but there's a set right in town the most people didn't know about before the city put a walking trail through the area.

 

"Lover's Leap" GC10AT8

 

[Cache Whisperer]

 

[+GSVNoFixedAbode]

Love these threads getting bumped and reminding me to post.

 

While not as high as many, this one was still nerve-wracking for me!

 

[+StephenTravels]

These are all so awesome! I've been to many great places that I would have never known about if had not been for geocaching. That's probably the thing I love most about it--it's all about the places you go. Great thread topic! Here's a few from my picture collection:

 

Summit Lake Earthcache

Located at the Canadian/Alaskan border. The only way to get there is either by helicopter or by driving from Canada, into Alaska and back into Canada again. It was the first time I ever got to experience Alaska and I really hope I get the chance to go again someday!

 

This was on the way to the picture seen above. They filmed the movie "Insomnia" here.

 

Kerry Viewpoint Park...in my opinion, one of the best places to view the beautiful city of Seattle!

 

White Wolf

Idaho!

 

And of course...home sweet home Ebey Bluffs

Edited May 3, 2008 by tsunami_KNUW

[+DrgnTrappr]

dadgum I need to get out more.