GeoCaches 1.7.14

GeoCaches are hidden containers or caches that are part of a treasure hunting game known as geocaching. Participants use GPS coordinates to find these caches.

To find a GeoCache, you need to obtain its GPS coordinates from a geocaching website or app, then use your GPS device or smartphone to navigate to its location.

GeoCaches often contain small trinkets, toys, or logbooks where you can sign and note your discovery. The items vary in each cache.

Yes, anyone can participate in geocaching as long as they have access to GPS technology and the internet to find caches.

Most geocaches are free to find, but some websites may have optional premium memberships for advanced features.

If you can't find a GeoCache, check the hint provided on the listing, re-evaluate your GPS coordinates, or consider logging your attempt online.

To create your own GeoCache, choose an appropriate location, prepare a container with items, then register it online with accurate coordinates and descriptions.

While generally safe, geocachers should be aware of their surroundings, follow local laws, and respect private property. Always cache in areas that are safe and appropriate.

Absolutely! Geocaching can be a fun family activity. Ensure that the caches are suitable for the age group and provide guidance on safety.

Logging your finds helps keep track of your geocaching adventures and alerts the cache owner that their cache is being actively enjoyed.