A real-world outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS to find hidden containers called caches.

Global Positioning System; a satellite-based navigation system used to determine precise locations.

A hidden container in geocaching that holds a logbook and often small tradeable items.

A notebook found in a cache where geocachers write their name and date of the find.

A specific location marked by GPS coordinates, often used to guide geocachers to caches.

An outdoor ethics principle promoting responsible recreation and minimizing environmental impact.

The simplest type of cache, where the coordinates lead directly to the cache location.

A cache that involves multiple stages, each providing clues to the next location.

A cache that requires solving a puzzle to determine the final coordinates.

A rating indicating how challenging it is to find or retrieve a cache.

The act of placing a cache in a specific location for others to find.

The act of successfully locating a hidden cache.

An item placed in a cache that can be tracked online, such as a Travel Bug.

The individual who hides a cache and is responsible for its maintenance.

A mobile application that helps users find geocaches using GPS technology.

Essential skills for safely navigating and enjoying outdoor environments.

Participating in local geocaching events and connecting with fellow geocachers.

The process of determining one's position and planning a route to a destination.

Responsible management of natural resources and the environment during outdoor activities.

Cache In, Trash Out; a geocaching initiative to clean up the environment while caching.

A list of essential items and precautions to ensure safe outdoor adventures.

A gathering of geocachers for socializing, sharing experiences, or completing challenges.

A record kept by geocachers documenting their finds and experiences.

The activity of searching for hidden objects, often associated with adventure and exploration.