Geocaching checklist
The Geocaching Checklist is a tool used to keep track of all the geocaches you have found. It has a checklist format with boxes to check off each cache you have found. The checklist includes the name, location, and difficulty of the caches. It also includes the type of cache, such as traditional, multi, virtual, and Earthcache. There is also space for comments and ratings for each cache. The checklist is a great way to track your progress and stay organized when geocaching.
- Geocaching checklist
- Completed
- Missing
- Need attention
- N/A
- Geocaching app
CompletedMissingNeed attentionN/A- GPS device
CompletedMissingNeed attentionN/A- Maps and compass
CompletedMissingNeed attentionN/A- Pencil and paper or small notebook
CompletedMissingNeed attentionN/A- Flashlight or headlamp
CompletedMissingNeed attentionN/A- Appropriate clothing and footwear
CompletedMissingNeed attentionN/A- Bug spray
CompletedMissingNeed attentionN/A- Water and snacks
CompletedMissingNeed attentionN/A- First aid kit
CompletedMissingNeed attentionN/A- Camera
CompletedMissingNeed attentionN/A
Checklist Category
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Geocaching?
Geocaching is an outdoor recreational activity, in which participants use a GPS device or smartphone to hide and seek containers, called "geocaches" or "caches", at specific locations marked by coordinates all over the world.
How do I get started with Geocaching?
To get started with geocaching, you will need to create an account on the official geocaching website and download the official geocaching app. Then you can search for geocaches near you, and get out there to find them!
What should I bring when I go geocaching?
When you go geocaching, it is important to bring the following items: a GPS device or smartphone, a pen or pencil, a geocaching checklist, a flashlight, and a camera. You may also want to bring a snack and water.
