Geocaching

Being travelers who love to Geocache, we have found GeoTours and GeoTrails to be a really fun way to explore a destination…and go Geocaching!  But we realized that there was no

We were so excited to be asked back on the Geocache Talk Podcast Show.  Liz and I have been so busy working and traveling for work that it was great to

Geocaching is a great way to get outside and seek adventures alone or with family.  But never would I have said that Geocaching is a great way to pass the time

Who doesn’t love good Geocaching road trip apps?  One of the things we love and why we go Geocaching is that it can turn a road trip into a fun adventure.

Imagine our surprise when a fun trip to Disneyland Hong Kong turns into a day finding multiple caches…including a completely unexpected FTF!  Our Geocaching adventure at Disneyland Hong Kong was one

Our journey to the Mount Everest Geocache and one of the highest geocaches in the world, Roof of the World Geocache, started with just getting trying to get into Tibet. We

Too many great caches, too little time to write about all of them.  So until we get a chance to put down on paper (or in this case, the online blog),

When we left our home in Atlanta, we had our eyes set on living and working around Asia. But we never thought that we would meet so many wonderful and amazing

By now, most people are aware of how Pokemon Go is sweeping the globe.  It seems inescapable.  Everywhere you turn you see people running around while staring at their phones and frantically

Why did we leave our comfortable lives in Atlanta to live a life of travel?  What is our favorite country we have visited thus far?  Geocaching stories from our travels around

Would you like for your kids to get outside more? Indulging their curiosity?  Inspiring their imaginations?  Keeping them healthy?  Then you should definitely introduce them to Geocaching!  But sometimes explaining things to your kids

  As the year draws to a close and a new year is on the horizon, it’s common for many of us to look back on our experiences and look forward to

GC4N0EV – The Red Soil of Malawi – Malawi, Africa Guest Post by:  Andy Wright (Tentmantent) In recent years, I’ve been lucky enough to have travelled to a few far flung places; mostly as

I have a Pinterest obsession. I’ve found so many great things on Pinterest, but my favourite to date was the Peanuts or Pretzel’s post about their layover in Sydney and how

What’s it like to go geocaching in China?  What have we been up while traveling and living in China? During a recent trip to Hong Kong, we were able to catch

GC38P7T – Paved Trail #6 – Murfreesboro, TN Guest Post by:  Amber, The Ginger Geocacher (Thegingergeocacher) Mother’s Day 2014 started like any other Mother’s Day with my husband wishing me a

 GC3XFEA – TxGCC13 Big Bend Ranch I – Presidio, TX Guest Post by: Madelyn & Jared (Evie3211 & flyinag11) Flyinag11 (otherwise known as Jared) was building time so that he could get hired

How would you like to have an accidental Mega Event in your front yard?  Well that’s exactly what happened to Wendy when she first launched the now famous Hatfield McCoy GeoTrail

We love travel and we love to save money on vacation.  And of course we love exploring all the different destinations that we visit.  Whether we are road tripping it across

GC33G3B – Gypsys at Buckville – Manson, Iowa Guest Post by: Darick from Geocaching with Darick (Geocaching Name: Darick) *Our friend Darick from Geocaching with Darick shares a story about an epic

Liz and I are having a bit of a dry spell when it comes to Geocaching since we arrived in China over two months ago.  For starters, we have been extremely

GC2VH8B – Earnanaes, paed warmes denn – Southern Eangland A Cache by:  abanazar    Date Hidden:  05/22/2011    Favorite Points:  35 Guest Post by:  Neal Dorling (Geocaching Name:  Gackt) *When going for

Recently we caught up again with our friends DarrylW4 and TheBadCop from the popular GeoGearHeads Podcast.  We joined the live broadcast was from our apartment here in Chiang Mai, Thailand.  During this live segment,

Geocaching around the South Island of New Zealand was one of the best caching experiences we have had while traveling the world. The scenery around every corner left us speechless! We

Liz and I enjoy GeoTours because they combine traveling, sightseeing, and geocaching. And one place that we have always wanted to visit is Seattle, and to checkout Geocaching HQ. During our

Sometimes, Geocaching is not all about signing a log or trading swag.  Sometimes it’s about introducing you to cool scientific landscapes.  This form of Geocaching is called EarthCaches.  We enjoy discovering EarthCaches

Layover’s can be long and boring at times, but Liz and I have found that one way to make the most out of long layovers is to go geocaching.  There are many

  Liz and I always try to get the most out of our travel experiences, including layovers.   And recently we had a flight from Singapore to New Zealand that included a stop through

We love it when geocaching takes us on new adventures during our travels!  On a recent trip to the beautiful island of Maui in Hawaii, Liz and I went on an

For years now we have wanted to experience the Geocaching Block Party in Seattle. With so many of our geocaching friends visiting the Seattle area and HQ, boasting about the great time they

At the start of our around the world trip, we made a stop to visit with Liz’s family in Idaho. They are big RV’ers and wanted to take us for a

We really enjoy Geocaching during our international travels because it gives us a unique adventure.  But there are a few things that you need to think about when you are planning

As geocachers who are passionate about tourism, Liz and I love it when organizations combine these two in order to create fun and inexpensive family activities.  As we explained in our

Our expectations of GeoWoodstock XII in St. Charles, Missouri lived up to the billing.  We got to meet so many cachers from all over the world and it was awesome to talk

Sometimes when you anticipate an event for so long, it may not live up to your expectations.  But this was not the case with GeoWoodstock XII in St. Charles, Mo.  GeoWoodstock

What if I told you that there was a small town where the number of geocaches nearly outnumber the residents that live in the town?  Does a place like this exist

As some of you may know, we love our Georgia State Parks GeoTour.  It has given us purpose to get outside and explore our beautiful state parks.  Growing up near Pine

  During the week of March 28 – April 7, 2014 Geocaching promoted community events directed toward those who find enjoyment through hiding Geocaches.  There were several events held all over

Do you enjoy technology and geocaching?  Then you should definitely check out this podcast!  We were lucky to be invited to join Daryl Wattenberg and Chris Umphenour on their GeoGearHeads geocaching

As some of you know by now, Liz and I are always up for a little adventure.  And that’s just what we got while attending the “Going Caching 2013” Geocaching Mega

After being fans of Sunny and Sandy for many years, we were honored to chat with them on their geocaching podcast, PodCacher and share some of our geocaching travel adventures.  Want

When Liz and I plan our travels we always look for ways to discover the local flair through the treasure hunting game of Geocaching.  The first thing we do is pull

During a recent trip to New York City, it was a given that we would visit the iconic Central Park.  Being geocachers, we also knew that Central Park is known for

  For this installment of our “Beyond the Postcard” series, we wanted to share a memorable experience that we had in Mexico; where seeking a particular Geocache provided us with a

Growing up in Georgia, and right down the road from Pine Mountain, I know the beauty and history this small town holds.  In fact, FDR State Park was my regular getaway

One of the great things about geocaching is that it always gives you a reason to get out and explore, especially geocaching in Atlanta, GA.  It was a beautiful Saturday morning,

After hearing that Peachtree City, GA is the front runner for Best Small Town in America for Geocaching by Rand McNally, we had to check it out for ourselves.  The mayor

Liz and I decided to get married in a non-traditional way and have a long weekend party in Key West, FL.  We flew to Miami and drove the rest of the

One of the reasons that we enjoy geocaching is that it can educate you on local history, science, architecture, and natural landscapes.  There are actually several different types of geocaches that

Typically, people either like geocaching while cruising…or they don’t.  Liz and I are on the fence though about it.  While we love backpacking and going on our own, we also enjoy

Our a previous venture to Europe we explored the beautiful country of Ireland, and we were so excited to finally get to explore this amazing place.  When planning our trip to

To us, the best part of any road trip is getting off the main path and driving the scenic back roads to get to the destination. So when Liz and I

After a long day visiting the vibrant city of Kuala Lumpur, we stopped for a bite at a Starbucks outside the Petronas Towers to rest our feet and to hop on

A Geocache Off the Tourist Path Angkor Wat can be very overwhelming at times.  The shear size and the amount of people will surprise you at first.  We were temple hopping