Landmark Caches

[+geocacherscott]

Hi Guys

 

I have a caching Landmark coming up (2000) and want to do a special cache to bring it up. I am Gloucestershire based but cache every weekend somewhere different and to be honest most places are pretty easy to get to so all suggestions welcome.

 

Thanks

Scott

[+Malpas Wanderer]

I quite enjoyed the two parter I found for my 1100th GCY4HA and actually preferred part one over part two.

[+adsandco]

GCKZ29 Your Mission... near Stevenage, is an absolute belter which was our 500th, which we'll never forget. You'd need a few full days to complete it, some transport and probably some other stuff including a sense of humour...

[+The Blorenges]

You might like to browse through Birdman-of-Liskatraz's list of Bookmarked caches. A lot have cachers selected their own personal favourites, or caches with particular themes.

 

Birdman-of-Liskatraz's list of Bookmarked Caches.

 

MrsB

[+Cache U Nutter]

Hi Guys

 

I have a caching Landmark coming up (2000) and want to do a special cache to bring it up. I am Gloucestershire based but cache every weekend somewhere different and to be honest most places are pretty easy to get to so all suggestions welcome.

 

Thanks

Scott

 

What are your preferences?

Puzzles/ physical caches/ difficult terrain/ Multi caches ?

I think you will find that the Box Hill area of Surrey [near Dorking] has all of these on offer in some of the prettiest areas of the country to boot !

Have A GREAT TIME !!

[+Yorkie30]

The best cache I have completed so far is down at Milford on Sea in Hampshire on the south coast. Its called "Pips patch and a naughty Monkey" GCZ832 and the reward at the end is well worth the walk. Also the SNOW WHITE and the SEVEN DWARFS series at Box Hill is a great walk with stunning views.

GoodLuck.

[+Simply Paul]

Your Havin` a Laugh! (Northants) by Messe (GCR6N9) would be well worth a look. Have fun