Size does matter!

[+Totem Clan]

I just started an "Anti-Micro" series of caches. I did it in part to make fun of my own series of nanos called the "Little Caches." Also just because I'll like to hide caches and big ones are fun to hide.

Anyway this made me wonder, what is the biggest cache container out there. So, what is the biggest cache container you have ever found or hid?

 

Pictures please if they are available. (and not a spoiler)

[+Take A Hike!]

Great Cache near Camp verde, AZ. GC10RTF. It's huge! And a super idea to help place more caches.

[+Arndtwe]

Great Cache near Camp verde, AZ. GC10RTF. It's huge! And a super idea to help place more caches.

[+osubrownsfan]

found a cache a while back that was a 5 gallon bucket

[+flask]

here's mine:

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...e2-56a596fd305d

 

oddly, some people report having a hard time finding it.

 

honestly, what part of "it's a 1957 cadillac fleetwood" are people not getting? it's kind of hard to miss.

[Skippermark]

We've found one of those storage bins that you'd us for Christmas ornaments and stuff like that. It was 3 feet wide, 18 wide and tall.

[+wimseyguy]

I'll leave it to the owner of this special cache to post the pics if he desires. He has done so with previous threads on the topic. The approximate dimensions were: 17'x6'x6'.

It's one big mutha of a container.

[+sbell111]

The biggest I've found is an SUV. I don't have the waypoint for it handy, but Monkeybrad linked to it in the last thread for this topic. Perhaps someone will markwell it.

[+StarBrand]

Biggest I've personally seen is a 30 gallon trash can with a sealed lid. I've seen a few 5 gallon buckets as well.

 

I've heard about a cache that was 8 foot by 10 foot and 7 feet tall. Can't find where I read about it right now....

[Skippermark]

GC15RQB

 

Forgot about this little gem.

 

I almost DNF'd it because I had no idea where to look, and there was no hint.

 

[bogleman]

 

One of mine, click the picture to go to the listing. I like large caches, not that many in my neck of the woods

[+J-Way]

Size Matters (GC15F22)

 

North-west of Chattanooga.

[+Road Rabbit]

GC15RQB

 

Forgot about this little gem.

 

I almost DNF'd it because I had no idea where to look, and there was no hint.

 

I missed FTF on this one by walking right by it into the store. I thought it was an electrical box. I wondered why the owners were laughing at me. By the time I figured it out, Smilespwsnu had beat me to it! I got my glasses changed right after that!

[+Dread_Pirate_Bruce]

View Carre (GCE02C) is pretty big and is loaded with TBs. Depending on how you decide to get to it, it can either be a terrain 1 or a terrain 8 (which is really interesting since the scale normally only goes to 5).

[+The_Geomonkeys]

This one doesn't belong to us but was put out by one of our hider friends: Lavascaler XXXL is a 55 gallon drum that is still on our list to go and find.

 

[+Team GeoBlast]

I just started an "Anti-Micro" series of caches. I did it in part to make fun of my own series of nanos called the "Little Caches." Also just because I'll like to hide caches and big ones are fun to hide.

Anyway this made me wonder, what is the biggest cache container out there. So, what is the biggest cache container you have ever found or hid?

 

Pictures please if they are available. (and not a spoiler)

 

This cache is big enough to hold all the caches mentioned in this thread, including the SUV and the Caddie.

Edited June 11, 2008 by Team GeoBlast

[+sbell111]

I just started an "Anti-Micro" series of caches. I did it in part to make fun of my own series of nanos called the "Little Caches." Also just because I'll like to hide caches and big ones are fun to hide.

Anyway this made me wonder, what is the biggest cache container out there. So, what is the biggest cache container you have ever found or hid?

 

Pictures please if they are available. (and not a spoiler)

 

This cache is big enough to hold all the caches mentioned in this thread, including the SUV and the Caddie.

Given the way that containers are now defined, I'm not sure whether that cache would still meet the guidelines.