Best of the best?

[Sven]

So out of interest, are there any nationally recognised caches that compete to be a step above the rest?

Sure there are a small handful of caches in every location that stand out. But what about a clear UK top 10?

I tried looking at favourite points etc but it's difficult to pinpoint.

Any insight?

[Happy Humphrey]

NW Caching have an annual award for the best cache. I recently found one of them; Werewolf http://coord.info/GC1NH60. See also http://www.nwcaching.co.uk/forum/vie...php?f=2&t=5160.

But it's not supposed to be a competition, and what's ordinary to some people is fantastic to others.

Also, whether a cache is voted for is likely to be strongly influenced by how many of the few who vote have done it, whether it's near enough to a hotbed of caching, and whether the CO is known to the voters.

So it's a flawed system of finding the "best", as is the Favourite Point system. Howvere, both help to sort out the wheat from the chaff.

[martybartfast]

Amberel keeps his own list here:

http://www.amberel.com/topcache.htm