Kettle Moraine

[kbraband]

I received this request via email and thought I would ask for input from WGA members. Any thoughts I can pass along to this geocacher?

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I’m heading up to Kettle Moraine, but don’t know the area well enough to
know what caches are in the park. Can you give me some recommendations?
Right now, I don’t know if I’ll be in the North or South, so a couple in
each would be cool. Any difficulty is fine with me, cache or terrain.
Thanks for any help.

[Geoffnsara]

we really enjoyed both Scuppernong Springs and Field of Pines

[Snoshu]

I don’t know if they’re in Northern but, close!!

“Monches Redemption” and
“Missing in Monches” were in really great places!!

My $.02

Team Flushingrouse

[The Searchers]

We have several caches in the Northern Area. Greenbush, Zilmer-Ice Age, Dundee Area Micro, 50 State Quarters Cash, Wild Turkey and Team Rusch has The Great Texas-Wisconsin Hitchiker Race II. These are all different type areas throughout the Kettles.
Bill

[sbukosky]

Anything in the Kettle Moraine is a winner. One of my first is still a memorable one. Brian’s Salute to Stute.

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Steve Bukosky
Waukesha

[Buy_The_Tie]

If you want to see a lot of the Northern Kettle Moraine, My cache “Kettle Moraine View” will give an excellent birds-eye view from the observation tower.

[GrouseTales]

I think the kettle Moraine is a little more then a “park”. It’s a pretty good chunk of the state.

For the Southern Kettle, I agree that Salute to Stute is a good one.. It’s one of those hidden little treasures which is what Geocaching is all about!

[This message has been edited by GrouseTales (edited 06-25-2003).]

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