Phoenix-area cachers - your favorites?

[+ooga booga]

I'm going to be heading out to the Valley of the Sun next month, and it looks like I'll have some time to do a bit of geocaching while I'm out there. From looking at the website, it seems that there's a king's ransom of caches in Phoenix and Maricopa County (and beyond). So many, in fact, that there's no way I could even try to visit most of them.

 

So I'm curious - if you were in my shoes, which ones would *you* make a stop at? I'm especially interested in unique or otherwise out-of-the ordinary caches. Scenery at a cache is cool too, but I'm a native Arizonan, so I've been to most of the mountain parks and whatnot plenty of times growing up. But if there's one in one of those places that's a personal favorite, I'd still love to hear about it! Bonus points for caches on the north/west sides of town, since that's where I'll probably be staying.

 

Thanks!

[+My Blue Heaven]

I only have a little experience with the Phoenix caches since I am in Tucson, but one of the ones that I really enjoyed was "910.285". This isn't your typical geocache.

[+whooven]

Check out Have Bug Will Travel. Maybe you can pick up a traveller looking to go your way when you head on home. Plus it's close to the airport if you're flying.

 

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Bill

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[+Atlas]

If you have kids, and even if you don't, you shouldn't miss, "Playing in Camelot" wpt GC7E1F. It is the most unique cache we've done in the Phoenix area.

 

Atlas

[Trickster and Red Rover]

We're heading to the Sun City area near Phoenix, too, and could also use similar help with some of the favorites. Even if they're off-road, that's fine. Dog-friendly areas are a plus, too.

 

Thanks!

Trickster and Red Rover

Brandito the Cache Hound

 

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Bob & Genny