Geo cache ideas

Besides the illicit materials, do not put bubbles, soap, or food in a geocache. DO put trading cards, foreign coins, glow sticks, toy farm animals, toy soldiers, toy bugs, plastic rings or any costume jewelry, small compasses, keychains, small LED flashlights, carabiners, matchbox cars, playing cards, small cache containers, small tools, balls, puzzles or games, emergency rain ponchos, small first aid kit, unique cookie cutters, ornaments

Virtual treasure hunting - this beginner's guide to geocaching with kids includes everything you need to know. Easy, fun & totally free!

I love this thread So here is a micro (i know...but there are sometimes that a micro is all that will survive) I am not a fan of film canisters and I have learned that things with straight sides stand out. Your eyes seem to gravitate towards them because they seem out of place (in nature). So her...

Create an upcycled geocache to celebrate Earth Month and take part in the #LessWasteChallenge. Its fun with a social conscience.

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Geocaching is a fun activity, and half of the fun is leaving a new trinket for someone else to find. These are some ideas for what to leave behind!

Geocaches like this aren't the easiest for me, but they're very clever! Just remember you can't damage a post you don't own or didn't place to create a cache hiding spot. #IBGCp

I have a lot more swag, i.e. trackable geocoins, in my collection than will fit on the walls. So what do I do with the rest of it? I have geocoins, wooden nickels, trackable tags, and cacher cards stored in notebooks on my bookshelf. Let me share with you what I used.

Owl geocache

Now this is a sneaky geocache hide. It would be hard for muggles to discover this one.:

spoileriffic.

I wonder how many sold bricks you'd tug on before finding the loose one to locate this geocache? #IBGCp

<b>Geocaching is a game where GPS is used to play a grown-up version of hide and seek.</b> The challenge with finding a cache is that it could be the the size of a shoebox size or the size of a tic-tac.