Travelling to Buffalo/Falls Recommendations?

[+markjsolomon]

HI I am travelling to Buffalo this weekend and was wondering if my fellow Ontario Cachers might recommend some must does in the area.

 

Thanks alot!

[+northernpenguin]

HI I am travelling to Buffalo this weekend and was wondering if my fellow Ontario Cachers might recommend some must does in the area.

 

Thanks alot!

 

Try this Bookmark List

[+Juicepig]

http://coord.info/GC10VMY - a must

[+Flintstone5611]

http://coord.info/GC10VMY - a must

We went in February on a trip to the states and this cache was the absolute highlight of our trip. We are still bubbling over with how great it was, we tell people about it all the time! It isn't very far from Buffalo either. Just do your research and plan it out, it is well worth it!!

[+northernpenguin]

http://coord.info/GC10VMY - a must

 

I'll second that! Where else will you get to see this:

 

[+DyverDown]

We have to agree as well... AWESOME!

[Mr.Yuck]

We have to agree as well... AWESOME!

 

Thanks guys!! I think I can vouch for that one. (I'm the earthcache owner, although I've changed usernames, and it's not reflected on the name on top of the listing). That's Southeast of Buffalo. I'd estimate it's about 5 miles from Ralph Wilson Stadium, which you're probably familiar with.

 

We also have 8 outstanding, world-class caches down in the Niagara Gorge in Niagara Falls (A good 25 miles from that Earthcache). If you express interest in that, I'll post links to all 8 of them, as it's probably rather difficult for a non-local to sift through exactly which ones are down there from a nearest caches search. Actually, there's 9, I have one listed only on an alternative Geocaching website, but I won't be plugging that here.

[+t4e]

if you can you should definitely go for the this one, which is currently the cache with most favorite points in Ontario

 

Table Rock Earthcache

 

 

closely followed in second place by Niagara Falls Virtual

 

and in 4th place Niagara Whirlpool Earthcache

Edited April 20, 2011 by t4e

[+Keith Watson]

If you are looking for a work out I would recommend the caches down in the gorge on the American side as well. The views of the river are amazing.

 

Small Niagara Rapids by Keith Watson aka Keith Watson, on Flickr

Edited April 22, 2011 by Keith Watson

[+The Blue Quasar]

We have to agree as well... AWESOME!

 

Have to agree... it is the only EarthCache that I enjoyed (it's a personal decision), and I really resisted going to it. If it wasn't for Scubabare being so insistent it is likely I might never have.. it is an awesome thing to see.

 

BQ

Edited April 26, 2011 by The Blue Quasar

[Mr.Yuck]

We have to agree as well... AWESOME!

 

Have to agree... it is the only EarthCache that I enjoyed (it's a personal decision), and I really resisted going to it. If it wasn't for Scubabare being so insistent it is likely I might never have.. it is an awesome thing to see.

 

BQ

 

Does this mean I should have listed it as a Waymark as well? <_<

[+northernpenguin]

We have to agree as well... AWESOME!

 

Have to agree... it is the only EarthCache that I enjoyed (it's a personal decision), and I really resisted going to it. If it wasn't for Scubabare being so insistent it is likely I might never have.. it is an awesome thing to see.

 

BQ

 

Does this mean I should have listed it as a Waymark as well? <_<

 

Already is

[Mr.Yuck]

We have to agree as well... AWESOME!

 

Have to agree... it is the only EarthCache that I enjoyed (it's a personal decision), and I really resisted going to it. If it wasn't for Scubabare being so insistent it is likely I might never have.. it is an awesome thing to see.

 

BQ

 

Does this mean I should have listed it as a Waymark as well? <_<

 

Already is

 

Never saw this. Ooops, an Earthcache owner should know if his Earthcache is a Waymark. Dang co-earthcache placer. Maybe I should log it next time I do a maintenance trip to make sure the waterfall is still there.