That’s surely a different way to go at it… One of my first and most memorable is Dave’s “Cheesehead Trivia”. Learned a lot on that ride.

If you want to talk about TRULY tough geocaches — the kind tough enough to keep some geocachers away — you’re talking about long hikes and/or rugged hills. My list for Wisconsin’s toughest geocaches would include: River Cache by JTJ, Andrae Outback and Europe Bay by Yawningdog, Devils Lake Outback Cache by Hotdogs Off Trail, Salute to Stute by GrouseTales, Hixon Forest Cache by Team ZDShadow, Goosey Venus by beggymike14, and Yellowstone Lake State Park by CacheCats. I’ll throw in two of my own: Devil’s Lake Revisited and Pike Powder Hike.

Wow, I was just browsing through the message board when I stumbled upon this one! Imagine my surprise!

Although it’s true that we have done mostly only the hard ones, we really haven’t set out after them JUST because they seemed hard. Since there are three of us, and we are all pretty busy, we only get a chance to go caching about once a week. This being the case, we like to make every trip count! So, we go after the ones that seem most interesting to us in some way. Those tend to be the more difficult multi’s. There are so many great caches in the Southern Wisconsin area, though, that it is sometimes tough to pick which ones to do. We certainly appreciate suggestions.

The only draw back to doing only the multi’s is that we may miss out on a lot of caches that are great for reasons other than being difficult (for example, they may be in a great location, or teach a history lesson, etc.) So, maybe we’ll change our approach eventually. Thanks!!