- Multi-Cache
- GC45CZX
- by LittlePegasus
- Location:
- Arizona, United States
- N 33° 36.299′ W 111° 57.610′
This week’s Geocache of the Week, Deputies, bring in those travel bugs (GC45CZX), combining a short outdoor search with strong storytelling, a clear purpose, and a final location that geocachers are unlikely to forget. Saddle up, bring a trackable, and prepare to help the sheriff keep the peace.
This two-stage Multi-Cache invites geocachers to step into the Old West and help the local sheriff keep order in town. The mission is simple: bring a trackable, follow the clues, and deliver your “prisoner” to a one-of-a-kind jailhouse hide. Along the way, you’ll find creative details and a cache experience that has earned plenty of attention from the geocaching community.
The adventure begins at stage one, where geocachers gather the numbers needed to move on to stage two by visiting the coordinates on the cache page. There will be a micro with numbers inside—take note of all of the numbers, as they are important for the second stage.
For stage two, the numbers you collect in stage one are vital to obtaining the final coordinates. Fill in the blanks in the coordinates provided on the cache page using those numbers. Additional hints can be decrypted on the cache page for further help, if necessary. After that, it’s time to go find the jail.
The final location is more than a container; it’s part set piece, part trackable stop. A famous sheriff stands watch while visiting trackables wait for the next geocacher to move them along.
Every step supports the theme, from deputies and desperados to the trip across town to lock up a trackable for safekeeping. The cache owner also gives clear instructions for visitors: trackables are welcome, but trade items should stay home. That keeps the focus on the cache’s purpose as a stop for trackables.
Video by Nik.whip.
There is also a practical side to the adventure. The cache should be visited during daylight hours, and remember the Arizona heat can make the lock hot to the touch.
Geocachers should bring protection so as not to burn themselves on hot days. Those details make this geocache feel like a destination, not just a quick stop.
Header image by mijkie.
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