This is a challenge cache, and the cache is hidden at the posted coordinates.
A while back, I hid a series of challenge caches that spanned the Project-GC difficulty ratings in increments of ten. One of the caches in that series required the finder to have found Unknown (Mystery) caches in 25 different states. Since then, I have completed finding caches in all fifty U.S. States, and it occurred to me that it might be fun to duplicate this challenge cache for some other cache types. So I have decided to do so, with challenge caches for Multi-caches, EarthCaches, and Virtual caches, with slightly different target numbers based on my number of finds for each type.
I am using the same naming scheme as I did with the previous challenge caches in this series, in which I include the Project-GC difficulty rating in the name. I am starting with the assumption that the difficulties of the new challenges will match that of my Unknown Cache Challenge, which was in the 80-90 range. However, as before, I reserve the right to change the name if the actual difficulty is different than expected.
Like all other challenge caches, you may not claim a find on this cache unless you both sign the log and meet the specific requirements for this cache. If you have not completed the requirements, but you locate the cache container and sign the log, you can create a Write Note log. Once you meet the challenge, you can log the cache as Found. If you log it as Found, but have not completed the challenge, the log will be removed.
The geocache difficulty rating for the caches in this series are based on the difficulty of the challenge. The hides are not intended to be difficult, and should be fairly easy if you choose to use the hint.
In order to log this challenge: you must have found at least 20 caches of the "multi-cache" type. Each of these caches must have been found in a different U.S. State, in the District of Columbia, or a Canadian province. There are no date restrictions for this challenge.
