Your most interesting multi-cache experience?

[+Tupperware-Hunter]

Hi all!

 

Thought it was about time to make an appearance on here and ask a question...

 

I really enjoy a good multi-cache and I was especially impressed with all the thought and effort that had gone into creating the story behind GC16ZTC - The Tattoine Incident - at Tatton Park in Cheshire.

 

So my question is: what is the most interesting story behind a multi-cache you have seen?

 

Hopefully you will be able to provide me with some inspiration for setting up my own...

 

Tupperware-Hunter

[+Bear and Ragged]

Do a few!

I see you've only logged Trads so far...

 

I've found some cachers can set good multi's, and other cachers really excel with their setting, and have excellent multi's!

Find out who your local multi setters are.

Edited August 20, 2010 by Bear and Ragged

[+The Blorenges]

We like doing multi-caches around towns - I'd rather do a well-planned, informative 'urban' multi than half a dozen random micros.

 

There's a nice one around Chepstow that we adopted for a couple of years and it's now back with the original owners:

"Border Town Walk"

 

When setting any multi it's really helpful if you give some indication of how far the cache hunters will need to walk and a comment like "the final is within <distance> of your recommended parking" let's folks know that they won't end up 5 miles somewhere out of town.

 

MrsB

[+The Evil Poles]

We also enjoy the ones around towns especially if you are going out for the day to a new place and there is a good bit history inolved.

Abanazar doea a mean multicache - very well crafted caches. This is a link to his bookmarked list...

http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.a...cf-f763b8875db7

GC21QJZ and GC24JRC are particularly enjoyable.

 

Mrs EP

[+The Slaughter Family]

We enjoyed Edinburgh's Royal Mile recently.......our our personal tour guide

[+paulbarratt]

We enjoyed Edinburgh's Royal Mile recently.......our our personal tour guide

 

We did that one in March and loved it.

 

Unless you paid for a tour guide you'd never see any of the stuff included in the multi

[+Tupperware-Hunter]

Do a few!

I see you've only logged Trads so far...

 

You're right - I have only logged Trads so far but did a series of multis prior to registering on GS with my family members (all obsessive cachers) - I was the muggle in tow so to speak.

 

Thanks for the responses - I will check your suggestions out!

[+MartyBartfast]

I think London Invasion is the best Multi I've done, definitely worth the effort if you're in London and have the time..

[+The Slaughter Family]

I think London Invasion is the best Multi I've done, definitely worth the effort if you're in London and have the time..

 

ooo glad it is still going, will have to look into that one, as will be visiting hospitals in the capital again soon

[+Mark+Karen]

Agreed with the urban multi's when they are set by someone who knows the area really well. When on holiday they are a great way to put in a few hours and see more of the place you've visited.

 

Haven't done many multi's but the one we did on our honeymoon in Funchal, Madeira is a highlight and I expect will remain so for a long time. There's nothing particularly unusual about it but it had us going all around town looking at things we'd just walked straight by the day before. Plus the weather was lovely, which helped!