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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?
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.
we really enjoyed both Scuppernong Springs and Field of Pines
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
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
Anything in the Kettle Moraine is a winner. One of my first is still a memorable one. Brian’s Salute to Stute.
Steve Bukosky
Waukesha
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.
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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