GeoCaching

Adding More Fun and Adventure to your ATV Trail Riding

In brief, geocaching is similar to a treasure hunt. You're given the longitude and latitude coordinates of the Geocache. While we give you the exact location of the Geocache, it's not that simple. Yes, you have the location on your GPS but you will need to figure out how to get there and then you have to find it. The geocache could be next to a log, under a bush, in a tree, and so on. When you do find the Geocache it is an exciting moment for all! The fun can be shared with everyone in your party.

Geocaches are usually small containers with a log book containing other rider's experiences and items left by previous explorers. If you take an item please leave an item. In addition to a message in the log book, there may be coupons or gift cards from sponsors as well. As you can see, geocaching is like a treasure hunt. A great source for Geocaching locations and Information is Geocaching.com.

The Google map below shows pin locations of Geocaches on or along the trails listed in The Trails Path database. Always Stay The Trail.

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Geocache Map

Click on a pin to see the trail and location of a geocache.

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More Information on Geocaching

Items you should not place in geocaches include: food, knifes, ammo, lighters and matches. Keep it safe for all. Do not place GeoChaches in National Parks. Please report any problems with caches to us so we can correct it or remove it.

Share your own geocaches with us and add to the fun and adventure for fellow riders. Send us your Geocaching location:

• geocache owners name.
• description.
• longitude and latitude coordinates of the cache.
• about your Geocache.

so we can add it to the map.

Cache in Trash Out. Help keep the trails clean and safe.