Today’s guest post talks about how to plan and hold a geocaching-themed birthday party. An inexpensive alternate to party games, kids of all ages will enjoy learning to geocache in a park or backyard. Incorporate party favors into cache containers, have your cake, and eat it too!
David Garrett is using travel bugs to promote his upcoming tour. Partnering with Geocaching.com, this tour mixes travel bugs and social media in an “outside the container” kind of way.
Geocaching in Arizona for the first time, here are my basic safety tips for geocaching in an arid climate.
The Sun Prairie Geocaching Challenge geocache containers are the first geocaches in greater Dane County, Wisconsin to appear on OpenCaching.com, a completely free online community for creating, sharing, and finding geocaches around the world.
Last fall our family dropped four different travel bugs on a road trip to Michigan. Each travel bug was placed in a different geocache container over the period of two days.
The Sun Prairie Geocaching Challenge was announced to the public today in the form of this press release.
Explaining the fundamentals of geocaching and the basic concept of the Sun Prairie Geocaching Challenge, this 13 minute video is also being aired on on KSUN-12, the local cable access TV channel.
Geoswag. Also known as geojunk, just swag, or trinkets, geoswag is the “stuff” found inside a geocache. Intended to be removed, traded, or left for the next find, geoswag can be anything small enough to fit inside the cache container and still close the lid. You’ll want to pay attention to the “theme” you set [...]
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