Unique Caches

[+Cache_n_grab]

Just would like to put a question out there. Does anyone have any caches that they would like to recommend. In particular around the Edmonton AB area? But any recommendations would be welcome. Cool hides, or containers.

[+Viajero Perdido]

This trick works anywhere. If you do a search in your (our) area, then click the little badge icon (favorites), it'll sort by favorite points. Those are generally the recommendable ones.

 

Here's a handy link for Edmonton:

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/nearest.aspx?lat=53.55583&lng=-113.55735&dist=12.5&sortdir=desc&sort=fav

[+T.D.M.22]

There's the cache by Lee Valley Hardware. Nothing special, but it's an excuse to go there. And while you're there youngster as well go in- plenty of stuff we cachers could use.

[Andronicus]

Just would like to put a question out there. Does anyone have any caches that they would like to recommend. In particular around the Edmonton AB area? But any recommendations would be welcome. Cool hides, or containers.

Log Into It placed by Viajero Perdido

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Edited June 26, 2014 by Andronicus

[+Viajero Perdido]

Shucks, thanks.

 

More generally, anything by hansk, Janski (aka Sigshark), or grandpaloren (RIP) are good bets for unusual and creative hides - in addition to what you see via the most-favorites search above.

[+mwellman]

The two oldest caches in Alberta are not far away in the Strathcona Wilderness area - GCA6 November 4, 2000 aptly named Strathcona Wilderness 1and 2.

 

Edmonton's oldest is Fire's wagon walk, Feb 2001, in the MacTaggart Sanctuary with lots of other caches to find on the way.

 

And don't forget about jbeck2, the newbie geocacher! Unique may not be the right word.

 

Geocaches are abundant in Edmonton, just pick a park or valley and go. The surrounding cities/towns are fun, too.

 

There is a monthly supper, too.

[Keystone]

I am moving this thread from the Geocaching Topics forum to the Canada forum.