Not exactly a power trail

[+Brooklyn51]

I spotted this trail of caches in South Dakota on the map and thought it was pretty cool. Someone went to a lot of work and planning for this. Here's the link for the first cache in the series. Be sure to pull it up on the map and scroll back a bit.

http://coord.info/GC1GPZ0

[+wiseye]

Very cool...Way better than a power trail!

[+Mitragorz]

That is pretty neat!

[knowschad]

Those Sioux Falls guys are nuts... in a good way. They've been into crazy geocaching for years. Its been a couple years since I've gone over that way, but I think its time for another trip.

[GOF and Bacall]

Can it be seen from space?

[+badger10]

The only problem is it takes a lot of power to follow the trail to South Dakota. I know there are quite a few similar type series in the US. I wonder if there is a list of these type of series?

[+Mitragorz]

The only problem is it takes a lot of power to follow the trail to South Dakota. I know there are quite a few similar type series in the US. I wonder if there is a list of these type of series?

 

Here's a few:

 

http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=4665d982-2520-4807-96d7-eeb2b133a744

 

http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=3d1646e8-d7ca-4939-baa0-04931bcf06f4

 

http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=1b78d479-f6c1-4aea-9537-754b27249f50

 

http://coord.info/GC2QV5J is pretty cool.

[jholly]

Can it be seen from space?

Yes you can make out the start of the trail around the letters.

[+badger10]

The only problem is it takes a lot of power to follow the trail to South Dakota. I know there are quite a few similar type series in the US. I wonder if there is a list of these type of series?

 

Here's a few:

 

http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=4665d982-2520-4807-96d7-eeb2b133a744

 

http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=3d1646e8-d7ca-4939-baa0-04931bcf06f4

 

http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=1b78d479-f6c1-4aea-9537-754b27249f50

 

http://coord.info/GC2QV5J is pretty cool.

Thanks for the lists. I definetly like the last one.

[+The Jester]

The only problem is it takes a lot of power to follow the trail to South Dakota. I know there are quite a few similar type series in the US. I wonder if there is a list of these type of series?

 

Here's a few:

 

http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=4665d982-2520-4807-96d7-eeb2b133a744

 

http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=3d1646e8-d7ca-4939-baa0-04931bcf06f4

 

http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=1b78d479-f6c1-4aea-9537-754b27249f50

 

http://coord.info/GC2QV5J is pretty cool.

Thanks for the lists. I definetly like the last one.

Also, check out this thread in the NW Forums.

[+JesandTodd]

Thats awesome!!

[+taggdog]

That takes some serious planning! Too much work for me but it would be cool to find them all. It would look extra cool with all smileys.

[+Isonzo Karst]

Idaho Thunderbird, look here http://coord.info/GC36AKV

 

and another in Florida, the CREW Rookery series link is for the GC.com map

 

http://www.geocaching.com/map/beta/default.aspx?lat=26.3375&lng=-81.626667

Edited November 26, 2011 by Isonzo Karst

[+hukilaulau]

That series is fun to look at on the map, but if you're in SD and want a numbers run that will give you a great hike as well, try Sica Hollow.

There are something like 90 caches in this remote park. They've been there a year now and most only have half a dozen finds. I was FTF on one that had been in place for six months.

[+Mitragorz]

Idaho Thunderbird, look here http://coord.info/GC36AKV

 

Ok, that one is AWESOME!

[+wimseyguy]

There is a smiley face at Lake Lure in NC.

Granted, it is a lot easier to make the artwork with all puzzle caches like here and the peace sign in Seattle. But it works well in areas that don't have wide open expanses like they have in CA/NV/UT/SD.

[+Brooklyn51]

WOW! Those are all awesome!

[+Ambient_Skater]

Looks like the description has been written to preempt every possible issue.

 

"...do not park in the follow locations:

• in an intersection"
  

I wonder what happened for them to come up with that one?

[+WarNinjas]

That is really cool! Must have taken some work to set that up!

-WarNinjas

[+taggdog]

Looks like the description has been written to preempt every possible issue.

 

"...do not park in the follow locations:

• in an intersection"
  

I wonder what happened for them to come up with that one?

 

You would think common sense would be a requirement for a drivers license but we all know drivers that have none. One time I was on a four lane one way bridge when the car in front of me did a U-Turn and started going the other way. But about the topic at hand, that Jet pattern trail in Idaho is awesome.

[+popokiiti]

Wow! Lots of work went into this, and judging by the logs, it is greatly appreciated by the cachers. Shame it is so far away........

[+JesandTodd]

Idaho Thunderbird, look here http://coord.info/GC36AKV

 

Ok, that one is AWESOME!

 

That IS awesome!!! I wanna go!

[+The_Incredibles_]

That's very cool! We don't have any cache series like that where we live.

 

Here's my fav line:

 

"Geocaching and related activities in any form are inherently extremely dangerous."

 

Bring it on, baby!

[+jellis]

They call them GeoArt instead of power trails

[+jellis]

That's very cool! We don't have any cache series like that where we live.

 

Here's my fav line:

 

"Geocaching and related activities in any form are inherently extremely dangerous."

 

Bring it on, baby!

closest to you would be in Washington state. The PEACE SIGN series and another one near Seattle. There are some in Canada but I think they are in the Eastern provinces area. Like New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

[+JesandTodd]

closest to you would be in Washington state. The PEACE SIGN series and another one near Seattle. There are some in Canada but I think they are in the Eastern provinces area. Like New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

 

What's the other one near Seattle? (Other than the peace series?)

[+Pure Cane Sugar]

Some of these are truly amazing! I'm barely even a beginner, but I'm lucky enough to have the MOGA "Skull and Crossbones" practically in my back yard! I should have plenty to keep me occupied for a while.

[+humboldt flier]

Sweeeeeeeeet!!!