Trip to KC

[+Ike 13]

Hi, I'm planning to visit a friend in the KC area over the Fourth of July. I've already got the Virtuals and fountain tour series on my watchlist.

 

What other caches would you suggest?

 

Thanks in advance!

[+webscouter.]

Missouri's first is just south of the city, GC37

If you are in scouting then the cache "A scouting goal" GCGWDR is a must.

What part of KC are you going to be in?

[+Ike 13]

I'll be staying in Indepedence MO.

[+Ike 13]

I want scenic views, historical areas, fun caches that aren't too difficult to find. My friend is only sort of interested in Geocaching so I just want great caches around interesting areas.

 

BTW this is my list so far: http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.a...e4-3f770fe3278e

[+webscouter.]

The caches around Monkey Mountain are fun but might be a tick haven now.

http://coord.info/GCBF8E

 

Natural George is on of my favorite Independence Park caches and one of my all time favorite walks in the the woods.

http://coord.info/GCG5MM

 

This is an interesting place but you need to go when the museum is open

http://coord.info/GC1AKFP

[+Ike 13]

Thanks again!

[+Sioneva]

Oddly enough, I'm also going to be in Independence for the 4th of July. I'll be sure to look up this list of caches! (Except for the tick haven.)

 

[+Ike 13]

Well I'll just have to keep my eyes open for the blue bow.

[+TripCyclone]

I was going to add Cave Springs Falls, but you already have it. I should warn you that while those Jesse James virtuals are all near each other on the map, the finals are really spread out. One is up in St. Joseph.

 

I'll go through some of my finds and see if anything really sticks out. Check out GC1TBT4. Depending on your previous finds, you might already have the goal met. If not, it's possible to get them all here in KC if you plan it right.

 

GC1V4HX is a fun one to grab. Be prepared for some terrain. There's a traditional right next to the parking so you can get two while there.

 

You might want to keep your eyes on GC1JZ18 and see if one of the keys gets dropped. Lots of people have enjoyed that one. In fact, there's a nice drive heading south that includes two others. GC1JZ36 is a challenge and GC1K4PQ is at a cool little waterfall (when it's wet enough to flow properly).

 

Off the top of my head, that's what I have. Okay, so some are mine but I'll see if I can think of any others.