So I've found a few of these doing trail maintenance and forestry in the rockies on accident, and I remember hearing about them when I was a kid, but how are you supposed to find these things?
There is an app called geocaching. You can view some for free but you have to subscribe to view them all.
There's a website, geocaching.com -- it's free to make an account, and there is a world map showing where geocaches are hidden.
The easiest type (traditional caches) will just have a location on the map where you go to find the container. Some of the more difficult ones, you might have to solve a puzzle before you can find out where you need to go looking
Fascinating, I wonder if the one's I've found before are on there, they were in an area that, while not closed to the public, I've never seen in 3 years of arbory anyone there that wasn't there with me. Deep woods in-between ski trails.
EDIT: Well, the map pulled up nothing anywhere near this town, so I wonder how else people are finding them.
My mush brain read that as “slimey” followed by a couple minutes of me trying to make sense of it.
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Wtf?
