Top 10 Caches

[+murfster]

I was wondering about having a "Top 10 " list of your favourite caches. As I go to different areas and do a search, often there are literally hundreds of caches to chose from. But which ones are unique, interesting, worth doing?? Any thoughts?

 

My list would have to include " Baking Bread " located in Ottawa set by the Two Navigators.

 

Murfster

[+TheGertridgeExplorers]

My favourite cache to date is Nuttby in Nova Scotia. It is the highest point on the mainland. You can see PEI on a clear day. The view is fantastic.

 

Donna G

Edited January 4, 2004 by TheGertridgeExplorers

[+MrPeabody]

I would have to say that the Rosabelle Cipher is one of the best all-round caches I have ever been to. It has a great puzzle, a good hide and a beautiful location that isn't well known.

[AlsidPrime]

I believe my favourte has been "Eagle Ridge" Which is a nice 2 hour hike up to a spectacular view.

[+The Two Navigators]

Ya Baking Bread is a good one to do, especially if your significant other wants to go shopping and you want to go caching

Edited January 5, 2004 by The Two Navigators

[Team 35th Tecumseh Rovers]

I would have to say Bluewater Country by Hard Oiler. This is a fun multi cache with a twist of math and history or the area. To top it all off it follows a very nice water way.

[+logger&trail]

My all time favourite scenic cache is Algonquin Lookout South Trail

 

After hiking in the park for years, this cache introduced me to a view that is superior to all others in the park. It was worth the climb up the mountain and a very sad occasion to have to come down.

 

Edited January 6, 2004 by logger&ail

[+Halden]

Temagami Tower Cache

 

Fantastic View and a great Hike.

Read all about it

 

[+Lazyboy & Mitey Mite]

King Kahekili is my most favorite cache of all time. Maybe it's because it's located off Maui and looks like.....

[ertyu]

Scooby's Lunch is my favorite find thus far.

[+Team Tigger International]

Not sure which cache I'd list as my favorite, but I'll give Team Tecumseh props for their ERCA multi. Takes a while to do it (70ish miles) and the stages give some variety in challenge.

Star really enjoyed a virtual down in Indiana (Take a Seat). You could spend hours wandering around the area reading the stories next the graves.

 

Wulf

[dobelady]

My favorite cache will always be Ebey bluffs on the west coast of Whidbey Island in Washington State. I was at a dog show with a friend who was being very mysterious, talking about a "cache" that was in the area to another of our friends.

 

Now intense curiosity is one of my major character flaws and I managed to get her to tell me that she was "playing a treasure hunt game with a GPS receiver" and that I'd probably think it was silly.

 

Well I love gadgets and I made her show me...we found 2 that day and I thought that it was really neat, but our 3rd find that weekend was Ebey Bluffs and it was amazing. A spectacular hike, breathtaking views, and someone wanted to share the spot with others. That is what this is all about to me...

Edited January 7, 2004 by dobelady