Loneliest Cache

[uperdooper]

i'm just a tadpole, so i haven't been able to read very many of the posts. is there one anywhere that tells which cache is the loneliest? it's just something i have been curious about.

[+Team Og Rof A Klaw]

Going to the search page and searching for "loneliest" will give you two. "lonely" will prolly get you more.

[+nincehelser]

If you're talking about caches that rarely get visited, but should, here's my nomination: GC5D89 http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...C-F58A020A234C}

 

I'm sure there are others, of course, but this one really isn't that hard other than needing a boat. I'm suprised more people haven't gone after it.

 

George

[+donbadabon]

Do 'never founds' count as lonely? Blood & Guts In Virginia was placed in July, and has never been solved.

 

Blood & Guts in Virginia

[KimAndMollie]

Here's one that only 2 people have been to, and it got hidden over 2 years ago. Does that count?

 

Plantman 4

[+bthomas]

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=44491

None visits. Kings Cyn National Park. Climb to 12000 feet.

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=34064

None visits. Kings Cyn National Park. Climb to 14000 feet.

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=5786

One visit. Kings Cyn National Park. Climb to 14000 feet.

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=44489

My one visit. White Mtns/ Bristlecone Area. Climb to 14000 feet.

[+bunkerdave]

I placed one back in August 2001 that has only been visited on three separate occasions...one of those was a two person visit, so four people have actually been to it.

 

Here is the URL:

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=6327

 

Just thought I would chime that in, in case anyone actually WANTS to place a cache that will hardly ever be visited. (?) It appears that leaving them at elevations over 12,000 feet tends to keep them lonely.

 

bunkerdave

[+Tervas]

Lakes One visit in 2 years.

[+Alan2]

Kougarok.

 

I love the cache description (no clue or spoilers):

 

Near the beginning of the new world. Remote Alaska. Be prepared for anything.

 

One attempted visit in 2 1/2 years but stopped by a Tundra fire before getting there. The post says: "Not prepared for everything."

 

Alan

[+Doc-Dean]

Ross Island, Antartica

 

[team_tar]

Well... this one is already enough lonely in a strict sense... even more in the "literary" one:

Robinson Crusoe's Real Treasure

This is the actual isle where the seaman (Alexander Selkirk) who inspired the Dafoe novel was left completely alone for 5 years. Is offshore the Chilean coast.