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All about the Differences and Similarities between the Treasure Hunting Adventures of Letterboxing and Geocaching - From How They Began to How to Play Today.

For most, the evolution of the geocache container begins with the iconic metal ammo can. But in nearly two decades of geocaching, the geocache family tree has branched off into dozens of directions…

What is geocaching? Geocaching is an outdoor activity which combines orienteering with treasure hunting and puzzle solving- essentially you use a GPS signal (in most cases the geocaching phone app) to locate a ‘box’ or other such container which along with containing a logbook to document who has found it, may also contain ‘treasure’ aka trinkets and other such items that you can swap or replace with your own. It is a more developed form of ‘letterboxing’ which was and remains to be a common…

As a Geocacher, you know that one of the things that can make finding a cache fun is the treasure, the goodies, the swag, the trade items that you might discover (especially for younger hunters). If you've been geocaching for a while, you probably also know that the quality and appropriateness of swag can vary […]

One of the questions that we get often is "What does a Geocache look like?" And they are surprised to hear that there are all types of geocaches out there!

Simply put, geocaching is the world’s largest and greatest treasure hunt, with more than 2 million different caches hidden around the globe. It can be difficult to know where to begin, so sit back as we run you through what is the best app for geocaching, and on which operating system they are available. Here’s our list of the 5 best apps for geocaching. #geocaching #geocachingapps #outdoors #treasurehunt #geocachingforbeginners

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This one uses a Lock&Lock container with camo Duck tape and oak leaves glued to the top. Sprinkle a few extra leaves on top and it completely disappears! Its hidden in a cemetery that has a lot of groundskeeper activity such as leaf blowing, string trimming and trash removal. Also if a cacher...

You’ve discovered this thing called geocaching, and you’re hooked, right? You think you’re ready to try your hand at placing your own first hide? That’s great! There is truly no such thing as too many geocaches hidden out there somewhere. I get excited every time I get a new publication notification, because that means there’s…

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