Must Do caches along I5 from WA to CA

[+RedwingGreg&Deb]

There is a group of us coming out for Geowoodstock and spending a week caching while we are out west. We are looking for a list of "You Gotta do this cache!"

Everyone in our group love easy to hard caches and would love some suggestions on what our caching brothers and sisters out west think we Southern boys from South Carolina gotta see while we are out in your fine neck of the woods.

Please help.

 

Thanks,

 

Greg

 

RedwingGreg&Deb

HawiianNinja

TeamMegaDutch

MSWahoo

[+Lizzy]

Funny you ask. There are members of the WSGA (Washington State Geocaching Assoc) currently working feverishly on list (actually multiple lists) exactly as you described. Here's one to get you started - more are on the way! http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.a...9f-45f6dbff7b58

Edited June 16, 2010 by Lizzy

[+jcar]

Good thing I hit preview post, I was posting the same link as Lizzy just did.

 

Also do not miss Dr. Who. in Portland.

[+rjjones00]

There is a group of us coming out for Geowoodstock and spending a week caching while we are out west. We are looking for a list of "You Gotta do this cache!"

Everyone in our group love easy to hard caches and would love some suggestions on what our caching brothers and sisters out west think we Southern boys from South Carolina gotta see while we are out in your fine neck of the woods.

Please help.

 

Thanks,

 

Greg

 

RedwingGreg&Deb

HawiianNinja

TeamMegaDutch

MSWahoo

 

If you have the time GC23R9N N 46 / W 122 is well worth the drive. At this time it is possible to drive all the way to the cache in a truck or within 0.2mi in a car. The cache page has links to the 5 road confluence caches that lead you to the N46 W122 confluence.

[+hydnsek]

We also have this new bookmark list:

 

WSGA Recommends: I-5 Corridor

 

It still has some gaps, but should give you a few ideas.

Edited June 16, 2010 by hydnsek