Geohikes - Whats Your Favourite?

[+one4zorro]

One of the great things about caching is that different people can cache in so many different ways. Some Park&Cache others prefer linking caches. We have to put ourselves in the later category, single caches just don't seem cricket, unless there has been a big walk involved! Not that I am saying everyone should do it this way

 

Inspired by davester's excellent site GeoHikes we have spent the last couple of weekends on walks linking multiple caches. I am currently writing a description of a really nice 7 Cache walk at Monsal Head in the Peak District.

 

What we are really looking for is even more info on multi cache walks, preferably circular or with good transport links. One we definitely have on our agenda is Daisy and her Man's set of Caches on the Kennet and Avon canal - 21 and more planned! Not that we are counting

 

So if you have any great walks please let us know and if you haven't discovered the GeoHikes site I would definitely check it out! Thanks.

 

Martin and Julie

Edited December 14, 2004 by one4zorro

[+Donnacha]

There's loads here in Ireland I don't know where to start. Corran Tuathail cache is on Irelands highest mountain and is a great walk. There's a few around me too, Timon's Folly, Corrasillagh-Ballinaskea, Spink, Fancy that! Lugg a vault up the wrong mountain and The Fancy Cache just to name a few. I cound go on and on.......

[+Billy Twigger]

Dave Ellis has created a fantastic website, and like others, I'm keen to support it.

 

I've only done one Geohike (Hanchurch Walk), and I think the concept is excellent. Zorro's Monsal Head walk is set to be a cracker!

 

I've just set up 6 new caches on the Isle of Bute, five of which I've placed deliberately so that I can write an intermediate circular Geohike

 

Views from my proposed South Bute Geohike