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Most people point south when this topic comes up -- it would be interesting to see what the world's highest cache is, the world deepest, and such.

 

I'd like to place a cache on one of the Canadian Rockies Peaks or somewhere in the high regions of the north. The only problem is that my bike can't tow my 3 year-old's bike carrier that far.....

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I'd like to place a cache on one of the Canadian Rockies Peaks or somewhere in the high regions of the north. The only problem is that my bike can't tow my 3 year-old's bike carrier that far.....

Put a cache somewhere near Banff in the Canadian Rockies, and I will do my D***edest to log it. Been there once, never forgot it, always wanted to go back.

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I'd like to place a cache on one of the Canadian Rockies Peaks or somewhere in the high regions of the north.  The only problem is that my bike can't tow my 3 year-old's bike carrier that far.....

Put a cache somewhere near Banff in the Canadian Rockies, and I will do my D***edest to log it. Been there once, never forgot it, always wanted to go back.

Funny you should mention that -- stay tuned. I happen to have my copy of "Classic Hikes in the Canadian Rockies" right beside me with the intent of creating a 1/1 to 5/5 series of caches.

 

So....will one of these be the hardest in the world? Not sure. If I place a very challenging puzzle on the 5/5 it could be.

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This one must be really difficult, because both the current 'found' logs are made by people that actually didn't find it. They just found a rock nearby where they thought the cache was supposed to be and took a picture of it. I guess the high altitude makes you do strange things.

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This one must be really difficult, because both the current 'found' logs are made by people that actually didn't find it. They just found a rock nearby where they thought the cache was supposed to be and took a picture of it. I guess the high altitude makes you do strange things.

Its supposed to be a easy find once you get there. Could this be a case of high altitude muggling?

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Funny you should mention that -- stay tuned. I happen to have my copy of "Classic Hikes in the Canadian Rockies" right beside me with the intent of creating a 1/1 to 5/5 series of caches.

 

So....will one of these be the hardest in the world? Not sure. If I place a very challenging puzzle on the 5/5 it could be.

Very Cool, I would definitely like to go back to the Canadian Rockies, and this will provide the extra incentive ;)

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The requirement for maintenance should be in proportion to the remoteness of the cache. A micro in the city may have to get its log changed every month as it fills up. A trad cache in Kluane may need to have a visit once every two years or more, as it is in a tough ammo can and not many people get out there. (I assume.) Should be fine.

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