What Has Been Your Most Enjoyable...

[sdveirs]

What has been your most enjoyable cache so far to date?

If you can remember it, please post link to the listing.

Tell us why you enjoyed it so much and how difficult was it to get there.

 

Thanks!

Scott

 

PS: I have only gone once, but found 5 caches. I failed to post comments on them because it was my first time. I now know better.

[sdveirs]

15 people have read this and nobody wants to post? You guys are boring.

Edited May 23, 2005 by sdveirs

[+cudlecub]

Although I've not completed it, I'm still working on a cache called Tube Torcher

 

I'm working on it with a local caching bud and it has to be the most well thought out cache we've ever done. We were told it took a year for it to be devised and put into place. It is truely an exceptional cache and my hats off to IndianaLee & CrotalusRex for coming up with this.

[+carleenp]

A few favorites:

 

7 Utes Lodge

 

Melakwa's Heaven

 

Ebey Bluffs

[+sbell111]

I've found a bunch of great ones, but my favorite three have been my first one, my most recent one, and my next one.

[+Kit Fox]

Today was the most memorable caching day for me. I left this morning at 0500 hours, and found nine caches. I ended up hiking a combined distance of over 4.5 miles. I also drove 173 miles round trip.

 

The highlight caches for me were:

 

5* diff. Viper's Secret

 

4.5* diff Hide and Seek #1

 

3* diff. Mars Rover

 

4* diff. Crazy Hobbit

Edited May 23, 2005 by Kit Fox

[+Kite and Hawkeye]

My favorite cache was Glow in the Dark in Wisconsin. I love glowy things and reflectors and nighttime caching, and this one was done very well -- challenging, not just a walk down a well-defined path. It was nighttime in October, mildly spooky, and the cache container had a little light inside. The whole thing just spoke of a lot of time and care, and it was appreciated. There's a sequel, Glow in the Dark 2, which was also fun but was more of a straight-line walk down a path, so there was less suspense about where the next reflector would be. These were the only times where I was actually dismayed to realize I'd reached the cache site... because it meant the hunt was over!

Edited May 23, 2005 by Kite and Hawkeye

[+Ambrosia]

If you check out my profile page, I've got a list of caches. They may not necessarily be the best I've been to, but they are the ones that I keep on thinking about, or go back to in my mind the most, for whatever reason.

[+8up]

I like a good puzzle cache, and Inspector Cache-it was one of my favorites.

 

8up

[+briansnat]

PS: I have only gone once, but found 5 caches. I failed to post comments on them because it was my first time. I now know better

 

You can always go back and log your finds. It allows for backdating your finds.

 

Its hard to pick a most enjoyable. There are many.

 

Some that come to mind are:

Edisons Dark Rock

Hush Hush Sweet Charlotteburg

Torrey Mtn

Ay Carumba!

Gates of the Hudson

Melvins Multiple Madness

Windbeams Windfall

[+joefrog]

One of my recent favorites was Well, Well, Wellwyn. Great reprieve from the big city.

[+airmetro]

My favorite so far has been Sidney's Bluff http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...97-7bde8da0ce38

 

The view made the climb worthwhile.

[+Teamhawaii1981 & blueicyrose]

By Far:

 

Roman Forum (archived)

 

Only cache I have done out of the country. Went one a two week tour with a college class. During one of the lunch breaks me and my friend were able to grab this one in one of the most beautiful cities, in perhaps the most storied and historic spot in the world. REally great cache. Sad to see it is gone.