California

[+jamin8]

What is your favorite cache in california? would you recomend any?

[+GeoBain]

Why not post in the appropriate sub board?

[+newcarsmell]

well,

 

if you live in marin county i could tell you a few......

 

1) gnome and crossing inn

 

2) where gruffs dare

 

3) marco polo

 

if your looking for really hard ones i could give you a few of those to...

 

1) whats in the name

 

2) new beginnings

 

3) atractive nuisance

 

4) nasty hook

 

(notice those caches are all by J5crew)

 

hope this helped a little

[+humboldt flier]

Looks like the OP may be from New York State:

 

Vacation in the works????

 

This is a monster state ... general region of interest would enable us to help with your question.

 

To the OP I am In NW calif. in the Redwoods if you are heading this way ... rattle my chain through my profile.

[+J the Goat]

Looks like the OP may be from New York State:

 

Vacation in the works????

 

This is a monster state ... general region of interest would enable us to help with your question.

 

To the OP I am In NW calif. in the Redwoods if you are heading this way ... rattle my chain through my profile.

 

Same here, although a bit Southeast of the HF. Happy to give you some suggestions if you're headed this way.

[+jamin8]

What is your favorite cache in california? would you recomend any?

What is the appropriate subboard?

[+jamin8]

Looks like the OP may be from New York State:

 

Vacation in the works????

 

This is a monster state ... general region of interest would enable us to help with your question.

 

To the OP I am In NW calif. in the Redwoods if you are heading this way ... rattle my chain through my profile.

Ya acually im going all over the state and would like to find a nice challenging one in north-east or west california. Can you tell me some of your favorites?

[+jamin8]

Looks like the OP may be from New York State:

 

Vacation in the works????

 

This is a monster state ... general region of interest would enable us to help with your question.

 

To the OP I am In NW calif. in the Redwoods if you are heading this way ... rattle my chain through my profile.

 

Same here, although a bit Southeast of the HF. Happy to give you some suggestions if you're headed this way.

Ya im heading that way to, can you give me some nice caches in that area?

[MisterEFQ]

Why not post in the appropriate sub board?

 

Probably because they didn't know about it. You could have been helpful and provided a link after the 2nd time you posted this to them.

 

http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showforum=23

[+GeoBain]

Why not post in the appropriate sub board?

 

Probably because they didn't know about it. You could have been helpful and provided a link after the 2nd time you posted this to them.

 

http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showforum=23

 

Or, when asked, I did provide the link and also suggested the OP give us a probable route so that we might suggest caches they could find along their actual route, rather than trying to suggest caches in several states. I think we could be much more helpful if we had a better understanding of what they are needing.

[MisterEFQ]

What they were needing was posted in first post of both the threads they created........

[+GeoBain]

What they were needing was posted in first post of both the threads they created........

 

Then why don't you answer their question instead of arguing with me?

[MisterEFQ]

I'm not arguing with you. I'm pointing out your poor behavior because its annoying.

 

And I came to these threads for caches to look for because I live in California, and I'm visiting Nevada soon.

[+jamin8]

well,

 

if you live in marin county i could tell you a few......

 

1) gnome and crossing inn

 

2) where gruffs dare

 

3) marco polo

 

if your looking for really hard ones i could give you a few of those to...

 

1) whats in the name

 

2) new beginnings

 

3) atractive nuisance

 

4) nasty hook

 

(notice those caches are all by J5crew)

 

hope this helped a little

Do you have some that are in more scenic areas such as hiking trails or mountaintops?

[+GeoBain]

Tell you what, if you want to continue this line of discussion, feel free to PM me. But we're pretty much in violation of the forum guidelines if we continue to have this side discussion in the thread.

[+jamin8]

I'm not arguing with you. I'm pointing out your poor behavior because its annoying.

 

And I came to these threads for caches to look for because I live in California, and I'm visiting Nevada soon.

Can you recommend some you have found in california? its such a big state its hard to find good ones. I have not found any there because i live in New York

[MisterEFQ]

Tell you what, if you want to continue this line of discussion, feel free to PM me. But we're pretty much in violation of the forum guidelines if we continue to have this side discussion in the thread.

 

What?

[MisterEFQ]

I'm not arguing with you. I'm pointing out your poor behavior because its annoying.

 

And I came to these threads for caches to look for because I live in California, and I'm visiting Nevada soon.

Can you recommend some you have found in california? its such a big state its hard to find good ones. I have not found any there because i live in New York

 

If you are going to the L.A. area I suggest you go to Griffith Park. Its my favorite area to cache in.

 

California is huge. What area are you going to?

[+Don_J]

Why not post in the appropriate sub board?

 

The sub boards are a joke. They are just a place to file away a post that some people don't want to see. If I want to know what people's favorite cache in California is, why should I be required to only ask Californians? The question is of general interest to most. While the OP may be asking about a specific area, it's possible that he wants answers from a much wider area.

[+jamin8]

I'm not arguing with you. I'm pointing out your poor behavior because its annoying.

 

And I came to these threads for caches to look for because I live in California, and I'm visiting Nevada soon.

Can you recommend some you have found in california? its such a big state its hard to find good ones. I have not found any there because i live in New York

 

If you are going to the L.A. area I suggest you go to Griffith Park. Its my favorite area to cache in.

 

California is huge. What area are you going to?

Pretty much all over. Im going north to lassen then west to redwood then down the cost to SF then im cutting across to Yosemite and then down to Kings canyon. Everywhere except the south and L.A

[MisterEFQ]

Then I can't really help you out. Have fun out there.

[+jellis]

Most states have a separate Geocaching association or club. Contact those if you are really interested. Please don't create 50+ forums one for each state or cache types just to start new threads.

[+jellis]

I'm not arguing with you. I'm pointing out your poor behavior because its annoying.

 

And I came to these threads for caches to look for because I live in California, and I'm visiting Nevada soon.

Can you recommend some you have found in california? its such a big state its hard to find good ones. I have not found any there because i live in New York

 

If you are going to the L.A. area I suggest you go to Griffith Park. Its my favorite area to cache in.

 

California is huge. What area are you going to?

Pretty much all over. Im going north to lassen then west to redwood then down the cost to SF then im cutting across to Yosemite and then down to Kings canyon. Everywhere except the south and L.A

If I were you I would focus on the oldest ones you may need them later for challenges. A lot are in the areas you are heading to. One Challenge is the Jasmer challenge and the original challenge final for that is here in California in the bay area. Might as well sign it while you are here and log it when you have completed it.

[Sandy]

These discussions might get more traction if posted in one of these sub-forums: Regions/States

[Keystone]

I am moving this thread from the Geocaching Topics forum to the West and Southwest forum.

[+Mauison]

Do a search by the zip code of the city or town you'll be visiting, then sort by favorite points. Usually the caches with the most favorite points will turn out to to be the caches worth looking for.

[+newcarsmell]

well,

 

if you live in marin county i could tell you a few......

 

1) gnome and crossing inn

 

2) where gruffs dare

 

3) marco polo

 

if your looking for really hard ones i could give you a few of those to...

 

1) whats in the name

 

2) new beginnings

 

3) atractive nuisance

 

4) nasty hook

 

(notice those caches are all by J5crew)

 

hope this helped a little

Do you have some that are in more scenic areas such as hiking trails or mountaintops?

 

well,

you could go to deer island... it is a pretty scenic view and there are a bunch of cool ones up there...

 

if you are going to SF there are plenty off cool caches there it depends on what you are up for...

[+Touchstone]

Yosemite:

 

http://coord.info/GC9614

 

http://coord.info/GC6B5D

 

http://coord.info/GCDE3

 

Kings Canyon:

 

http://coord.info/GC75C3