As part of our research, we’ve posted a survey about geocachers’ preferences and passions. It’s quick and you can take it here. The basic survey asks about how you cache, what tools and implements of destruction you carry and what other hobbies interest you, among other things. There are also places where you can tell us [...]
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Garmin Introduces Multi Use nüvi 500 Series for ‘Rugged Navigation’ Looks like the most flexible Garmin unit yet, designed to switch between driving, walking and riding. Includes the Wherigo toolset for creating and playing GPS-enabled adventures in the real world. Geocaching provides worldwide treasure hunt | Lynden Tribune Geocaching comes to Lynden, WA [...] Hidden treasures stashed in parks | Kansas.com The State of Kansas is using geocaching to promote its 29 parks and the prizes are attractive The first 50 families or individuals to log all 29 official sites can choose two days in a state park cabin or a 2009 annual camping permit. The first 100 to [...] Geo Fun Fest introduces ‘geo-muggles’ to family-friendly sport Media coverage of geocaching continues to grow. This article in a Tennessee consumer news site has video of a recent geocaching hunt. Garmin releases the Oregon If this GPS lives up to its billing, this is the ultimate caching GPS. And it has a price [...] Geo-Treasure Hunting In The Tri-Cities | TriCities The Tricities.com team reported about the geocaching at Bays Mountain on News Channel 11 Tuesday evening. But after watching the geocachers in action, we decided it was time for us to try it out for ourselves. We quickly learned that it’s not as easy as it looks. (There’s [...] Geodashing – Getting There is All the Fun Geodashing is a game in which players use GPS receivers on a playing field that covers the entire planet. The waypoints, or dashpoints, to be reached are randomly selected. The win goes to who can get to the most dashpoints; that is, if you can get to [...] Columbia Missourian – Sport of geocaching gaining in popularity “Park officials across the country are responding to the new sport by implementing geocaching policies and keeping a careful watch on the location of the caches and the people participating in the sport. Mostly the participants do a good job of controlling themselves.” However, there is concern [...] |
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