Challenge - Find 10 "Geocaches of the Week" Mystery Cache

As every geocacher knows, this crazy hobby is a great way to explore the world around you. But all too often it's ends up being another urban micro... This challenge aims to take you a little further out of your usual caching region to experience some of the best caches in the world. Pack your bags because you'll be hunting geocaches that have earned the honour of Groundspeak's "Geocache of the Week"?

The cache is at the listed coordinates.

Please read the logging requirements very carefully before logging the cache.

Latitude 47: Geocache Of The Week

Back in April 2010, the Geocaching Blog launched the Geocache of the Week award to highlight worthy caches around the world. Tragedy (GCCD40) was the inaugural recipient of the award but since then, over 200 caches in more than 60 countries have now earned that honour. Sadly not all of them are still active but with a new cache being added to the list every week the number available is sure to grow. Hit the jump to head over to the Geocaching Blog posts related to the Geocaches of the Week. Below you can also see a bird's eye view of where all of these caches are located around the world (note - this only shows geocaches that were active at the last update). I've also provided a few statistics for those of you might be interested.

Statistics relating to the Geocaches of the Week (last updated Saturday, 23 September 2017)

• Total Caches: 366 (301 active)
• Oldest Cache: Mingo (GC30)
• Youngest Cache: FF2016 -- Old McPlumberman Had A Farm (GC6V4ME)
• Total Favourite Points: 109655 (Avg: 299/cache)
• Type Breakdown:
  1. Traditional: 223
  2. Multi: 58
  3. EarthCache: 44
  4. Unknown: 31
  5. Letterbox: 5
  6. Virtual: 4
  7. CacheInTrashOut: 1
• Size Breakdown:
  1. Regular - 106
  2. Small - 94
  3. Other - 54
  4. Micro - 50
  5. Large - 32
  6. NotChosen - 25
  7. Virtual - 5
• Total Countries - 81 - of which 40 have one more than 1 cache with the award
  1. With 109 caches
     • United States
  2. With 33 caches
     • Germany
  3. With 16 caches
     • Canada
  4. With 14 caches
     • United Kingdom
  5. With 11 caches
     • France
  6. With 10 caches
     • Australia
  7. With 9 caches
     • Switzerland
     • Spain
  8. With 8 caches
     • Czech Republic
     • Austria
     • Portugal
  9. With 7 caches
     • Italy
  10. With 6 caches
      • Netherlands
      • Sweden
      • South Africa
      • New Zealand
  11. With 5 caches
      • Belgium
  12. With 4 caches
      • Ireland
      • China
      • Norway
  13. With 3 caches
      • Turkey
      • Croatia
  14. With 2 caches
      • Japan
      • Finland
      • South Korea
      • Slovenia
      • Namibia
      • Belize
      • Peru
      • Bonaire
      • Jordan
      • Hong Kong
      • Argentina
      • Morocco
      • Iceland
      • Bahamas
      • Poland
      • Taiwan
      • Brazil
      • Ecuador
• Owners... 11 geocachers have received the award more than once. They are:
  1. With 3 caches
     • FunnyNose and Thoto
  2. With 2 caches
     • Snuva
     • funkymunkyzone
     • chrismaxx
     • Nashuan
     • AirQ
     • Dutzig
     • Silvana and Mightyreek
     • toczygroszek
     • Golem team
     • Woodnutt
• Finally, some oddities...
  • Twelve caches have been awarded the honour, not once but twice... Perhaps a mistake on Groundspeak's behalf or perhaps they are just that amazing? They are:
    • Wellingtonie (GCXGEX) which was first given the award on July 2, 2012 and then once again on December 18, 2013.
    • Eisriesenwelt - Giant Ice World (GC18G08) which was first given the award on September 27, 2012 and then once again on October 9, 2014.
    • Triglav 2864 (GC14N3H) which was first given the award on February 27, 2012 and then once again on August 11, 2016.
    • Table Mountain Travel Bug Hotel (GC31WXR) which was first given the award on September 17, 2012 and then once again on November 2, 2016.
    • Bláa lónið - Blue lagoon - Blaue Lagune (GC31WXR) which was first given the award on April 9, 2014 and then once again on November 30, 2016.
    • Mingo (GC30) which was first given the award on July 4, 2010 and then once again on March 29, 2017.
    • The British Library (GC2M0AF) which was first given the award on October 10, 2011 and then once again on June 28, 2017.
    • Pirate's Booty / Bonaire (GC19NBJ) which was first given the award on October 24, 2011 and then once again on July 20, 2017.
    • Pirates Bay - Corfu (GC1X5VF) which was first given the award on December 18, 2014 and then once again on August 9, 2017.
    • Ring of Fire (GCJYHZ) which was first given the award on June 27, 2013 and then once again on August 30, 2017.
    • Raiders of the Lost Cache (GC2HN2H) which was first given the award on August 14, 2013 and then once again on November 15, 2017.
    • KochBuchCache (GC21148) which was first given the award on October 16, 2013 and then once again on November 29, 2017.
  • The award has also been shared once, on December 25, 2013, between two exchange caches of the same name, Köln-Seattle Exchange Multicache - GC1H38J and GC1GWEV.

The Challenge

Your challenge is simple... Find at least 10 caches that have been awarded the honour of Geocache of the Week. When logging, please provide evidence of your qualification. The easiest way to see if you qualify is by making use of the challenge checker from Project-GC. For those who wish to do it themselved... To help you figure out if you qualify you can check out the following bookmark list for a list of all caches that have received the award. The challenge checker is based off of that list as well so if that list is out of date for any reason (e.g. I'm travelling, etc.) you can also try using the following one too.

Rules

Some simple rules...

• All previous finds count - even if the cache is now archived
• Generally accepted rules, guidelines and conditions for logging a cache find apply. These must be caches listed on Geocaching.com that you have personally found and logged.
• No Found logs on caches that you own will be allowed. If one of your caches appears on the list then you will need to find something else.
• In the case that a "series" has been given the award, it is the cache that is linked to from the Latitude 47 blog that is the one that counts (see bookmark list).

The Cache

The difficulty rating of this cache reflects the challenge itself, which will require multiple trips to find enough caches to qualify; at the time of publishing only 8 people in Sweden (the CO included) qualify for the challenge with a few others being close). The terrain rating is for the final itself.