I'm getting tired of people in the Geocaching.com forums
refering to caches they don't like as Lame Caches. Of course they
insist its not that don't like the caches, but that these are
really lame - they can't see any reason why someone placed these
caches. Why do people leave magnetic hide-a-keys on dumpsters
behind the supermarket? Why should there be a cache under a
lamppost skirt in every Wal*Mart?
Here's a cache that people who like micros hidden in alleys will
think is lame. The cache only requires a 1.5 mile hike in each
direction, but going to the cache is all up hill. The terrain makes
it difficult get good coordinates. I think I finally got one's that
are close enough. The cache is a regular ammo can with some nice
swag in it. It shouldn't be too hard to find. A forest service
Adventure
Pass is required to park at the trailhead.
Some people define a lame cache as one that was hidden only to
give people an opportunity to get another smiley. In that case,
this is definitely a lame cache. There is already a cache to get
you on this trail -
(GCH7GY) Scouting's Highest Honor - Mt. Baden-Powell. That
cache is on several people's watchlist and is often recommended for
a milestone cache. I placed my cache solely to provide a 2nd smiley
opportunity for those who need the extra incentive to climb Mt.
Baden-Powell. Pretty lame reason.