You will need good orienteering skills and a map (or just a GPS to follow) along with an eagle eye and a sense of adventure.
Your geocaching account is the account you create when you register at Geocaching.com (There are other geocaching websites but this is the website that most people use).
Because our activity needs good weather (winds, cloud ceilings) to accomplish.
i need the 3170 to stop printing an activity report every day. How do i accomplish this, it is wasting paper.
Podcacher is one of the most popular geocaching podcasts.
Yes, geocaching is a sport, as you are hiking and running around looking for treasure.
Geocaching is very popular in Ireland, there are even websites dedicated to it.
Hello, this is Bing. Geocaching was created by Dave Ulmer, a computer consultant from Oregon, who hid the first geocache on May 3, 20001. He called it a "GPS stash"; and posted the coordinates online for others to find1. The name "geocaching"; was suggested by Matt Stum on a mailing list on May 30, 20002. He combined the prefix "geo" for Earth with "caching" for hiding a cache2. Geocaching became a popular outdoor activity with millions of participants worldwide1.
You can volunteer your services via the geocaching website (under the "Community" tab).
Geocaching is like a traditional treasure hunt using a handheld portable device.
A travel bug is a special trinket in the geocaching game, with a tag on it. It is tracked on the geocaching website.
Paperless geocaching refers to the practice of using digital devices, like smartphones or handheld GPS units, to access geocaching information without the need for printed paper. This includes viewing cache descriptions, hints, and logs through mobile apps or websites. It enhances the geocaching experience by allowing for real-time updates and easier navigation while reducing paper waste. Many geocachers prefer this method for its convenience and efficiency in managing multiple caches.
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