Hardest cache in the midwest

[meathelmet]

I am looking for the most difficult caches in the midwest. Anyone have some nominees?

[+CYBret]

The Journal

[+stickerooni]

The Hobbit's Trail: The Lair of Smaug

[+DeRock & The Psychic Cacher]

I am looking for the most difficult caches in the midwest. Anyone have some nominees?

 

So are you looking for ones that will twist your brain in a knot or ones that are a challange to get to physically?

 

The first two suggest look nice but they've been found. My take on "most difficult" means that not very many people (if any) have found it.

 

Deane

AKA: DeRock & the Psychic Cacher - Grattan MI

[+t_bird]

Mario's Tower - World's most difficult Geocache (GC8038) in Winton Woods Cincinnati, Ohio. Thirteen stages of puzzle solving that will just blow your mind. Out since 2002 and only 18 finds.

[+kbraband]

East of Rock (GC1G5H9)

[+Unitzoid]

Post-Apocalyptic Fishing Hole (GC93E7) is a fairly good candidate. The multi's waypoints increase in difficulty and I've never gone through as much brush, thorn bushes or bodies of water during a cache search since.

[meathelmet]

Thank you to all who have responded, I have added each of these to my "goal" list. Up here in sw michigan its hard to find a "pull your hair out tough" cache (that is untill I place it next spring). thanks agian.

[+MsMotorcycle]

Here's one for you, near Manitowoc, WI. We tried it today and no luck, yet others found it today. After a year and a half, cache has 30 finds, 14 DNFs. Cache GC11YCW. Enjoy!

[+Deermark]

Check out GC1DPDA July 1, 2001. It's a 3 stage multi with no more than a 1/2 mile total hike but what a tough 1/2 mile. This area is so different from anyplace you might have been. The final hiding place is really cool. Check it out. If you come be sure to bring your camera. Lots of view of the Ohio River and the cliffs over it.

 

Deermark