0.1 mile .. 160 meters ..

[+July4ers]

Hello,

 

I created very enthusiastic my first own cache in a region, where a lot of multi-points interfere my idea.

 

How could I find out in advance such things. Otherwise it takes long until the reviewer gives feedback

and would be better to see "free space" in advance.

 

Or, how would you do that? I know, it is not the idea to find out the cache multi-points, just the region

with "no goes".

 

Kind regards,

SomeintPhia

Edited April 24, 2012 by SomeintPhia

[+sTeamTraen]

You could go out and find the local Multi-caches, and note where their physical stages are located.

[Pup Patrol]

Hello,

 

I created very enthusiastic my first own cache in a region, where a lot of multi-points interfere my idea.

 

How could I find out in advance such things. Otherwise it takes long until the reviewer gives feedback

and would be better to see "free space" in advance.

 

Or, how would you do that? I know, it is not the idea to find out the cache multi-points, just the region

with "no goes".

 

Kind regards,

SomeintPhia

 

The best way to know where all the relevant waypoints are in a region is to find any and all caches, including multicaches and puzzles and Wherigos, etc. before placing a new cache.

 

Help Center → Geocaching → Review Process: Hiding a Geocache

 

*read through this entire article, it's very helpful:*

 

4.9. Checking for Cache Saturation

http://support.Groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=199

 

 

 

B.

[+July4ers]

Thank you both for the ideas .. it would then take years to place a new cache, especially because of some difficulties of the caches .. ;-) ... I'll try out and will find the best place for my new one.

 

Kind regards,

SomeintPhia

[+Max and 99]

Hello,

 

I created very enthusiastic my first own cache in a region, where a lot of multi-points interfere my idea.

 

How could I find out in advance such things. Otherwise it takes long until the reviewer gives feedback

and would be better to see "free space" in advance.

 

Or, how would you do that? I know, it is not the idea to find out the cache multi-points, just the region

with "no goes".

 

Kind regards,

SomeintPhia

 

It's not easy, is it? Your problem is a common one. Good luck placing your first cache.

[+redsox_mark]

I agree it isn't easy, and sometimes you have bad luck.

 

I recently placed a new cache in an area where I had found every cache within 3 miles except 2 difficult puzzles which I still can not solve.

 

As luck would have it, my first attempt clashed with puzzle 1, and my second with puzzle 2.

[+July4ers]

... finally I succeeded with my first one, but not the one I mentioned before ... there, "I still haven't found, what I'm looking for" .. ;-)