This is a fantastic multi-virtual in Arlington National Cemetery. I particularly appreciated the surprise at one stage most meaningful to me in my profession.

Challenge to Pentagon

An urban night cache? Short, but one of the most fun night caches I've done.

Der Blinkenlichten

an interesting first stage followed by an outstanding final location

Did the Dr. kill him?

This one combines an excellent virtual with one of DC's most important locations.

Last stop for a weary traveler

I generally don't like wherigos and the way they force me to concentrate on a buggy computer game when I should be enjoying the outdoors. But this one is Wherigo-done-right - a terrific location with great history. The final is a little bit of a disappointment, but this is my favorite Wherigo.

Masonic - Scottish Rite Temple

The best DC virtuals are the ones that take you to places you didn't already know were there. I was short on time when I first visited this one, but I was sure to revisit it after learning of its existence.

Not Your Granny's Garden

This multi-virt is one of the best multis I've done anywhere, and one of the few best caches in DC. The relatively low number of favorites is certainly due to the amount of effort you have to put into logging visits to its three stages. 

Old Four Eyes

The best DC virtuals are the ones that take you to places you didn't already know were there. This is a great example.

Out of the Swamp

The best DC virtuals are the ones that take you to places you didn't already know were there. Visit this one and take the time to learn the history of the surprise location.

The Summer House

This one takes some time, but it's definitely one of DC's very best, especially if you want to go somewhere and see some history that you might not visit otherwise.

U.S.S. to CinC

another DC virt requiring visits to multiple, related stages… you'll cover a lot of ground but if you've got the time it's a nice surprise

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