Regarding caches I’ve FOUND, not many are jumping out to me right now … I have a lot of favorites, but most are near the ground (or part of them is on a series) … so I’d have to say:
– Lakeside TB Hotel (GCHN4Z) in Grafton (I think the owner is no longer around, but the cache is there and fun and challenging and most likely doable in snow, but I’d stay away during icy times). REVISED: this is a tricky one (no matter what the weather), so if you don’t like spending a lot of time looking around in the cold, this might not be for you.
– Test Tube Tree (GCKZXH) by EcoRangers in West bend (should not be too bad in this snow level, since this is about what we found it in).
Of MY hides (in Ozaukee County), all of them have snow ratings posted, but here would be the ones that should be no problem at all in the current conditions:
– Port Puzzle (GCK6YC)*
– Accidental Tourist (GCK9CG)
– Cedar Creek Muddy Feet (GCKXFA)
– Laughing Lion (GCMGP2)
– Lion’s Launch Pad (GCMGPE)
– One Thousand Watt Park (GCMMYC)
* Especially Port Puzzle, it’s all in the city, only if the sidewalks are icy would I suggest staying away.
[This message has been edited by EnergySaver (edited 02-01-2005).]
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