What is Geochaching???

Geocaching is a special treasure hunt for finding objects called "geocaches", which can be anything from a small metal tube to tupperware to ammunition cans. To join the hunt, you must have a GPS-enabled device and a free membership at Geocaching.com.

So you’ve wandered onto a web page, read an article or maybe accidentally found a cache somewhere and are now trying to work out what this strange sport is all about.

Geocaching is a type of global treasure hunt of people looking for caches, or hidden stashes of objects

Take the health benefits of a good walk, the thrill of exploring and add in all the fun of a treasure hunt and you’ve got an activity that is fun for adults and kids alike. That’s geocaching, and it’s on the rise here in the UK.

The name GeoCaching is a combination of "Geo" from geography and "Caching" from the action of hiding the cache (or treasure).

Geocaching is a worldwide treasure-hunting game. In geocaching, people hide a cache (pronounced like “cash”) for others to find.

Geocaching is one of the best-known, and engaged-in, treasure-hunting outdoor activities, and currently the fastest-growing leisure pursuit in the UK. Basically you use a GPS (Global Positioning System) device or a smartphone with GPS to locate a ‘geocache’, usually shortened to ‘cache’

A guide and tutorial to geocaching the high-tech treasure hunt -- sister to letterboxing.

Geocaching is a worldwide treasure hunt, where geocachers navigate to coordinates using a GPS-enabled device, like a handheld GPS receiver or a smartphone app.

Do you ever wish you had lived at the time of the great explorers? Have you ever wanted to be a pirate? Is hide and seek one of your favorite games? Do you love outdoor adventures?

Geocaching is a real life treasure hunt that combines outdoor adventure and GPS tracking. Learn what's inside a geocache box and; what to take geocaching.

Geocaching, at its basic level, is a location-based treasure hunting game. Participants all over the world hide caches and leave clues to find them.

Geocaching, also referred to as GPS stash hunting, is a recreational activity in which someone "buries" something for others to try to find using a Global Positioning System ( GPS ) receiver. The pursuit can be thought of as a GPS-enabled treasure hunt. Usually, a geocache consists of a small, waterproof container that holds a logbook and inexpensive trinkets. Participants are called geocachers.

Geocaching is an outdoor treasure-hunting activity that uses Global Positioning System (GPS)-enabled devices. It can also be a valuable public service.

Geocaching, a type of high-tech treasure hunt, is a fun, easy way to get outdoors and use your GPS receiver. Find and log hidden caches worldwide.

There are millions of geocaches hidden around the world-there are probably some near you right now. Get the free Official Geocaching app and start finding them.

Geocaching /ˈdʒiːoʊˌkæʃɪŋ/ is an outdoor recreational activity, in which participants use a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver or mobile device and other navigational techniques to hide and seek containers, called "geocaches" or "caches", at specific locations marked by coordinates all over the world.