Geocaching Guides and Trips in Canada
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Trips
I travelled to Hinton with the main goal of climbing Folding Mountain, about 20 km west of Hinton, just outside of Jasper National Park. I needed find one particular geocache of the seven along the trail up. I was able to find all the caches, including the one I needed, and the summit cache.The hike started with a drizzle / mist in the morning, but that weather moved off to let the...
I’d been thinking about this trip quite a while before I had the chance to finally strike out on it. There was a thick concentration of geocaches in the Big Knife Provincial Park area and that usually means the area is a worthwhile place to go. I had also been having fun finding quite a few of the “God’s Country” cache series: caches hidden near churches in rural Alberta. Looking for the...
A canoe ride down the Nottawasaga River to Place/Find caches (2 seperate trips - same route!)It is best to go South to North, since it is downstream, and requires a lot less effort. The water is flat and still - but does require a portage every few kilometers to get around the log jams
Very first nice spring day. Nice trail by the St John River. We found 11 Geocaches and saw some local wildlife. We are planning to do this trail again in the summer.
Thanks to the Matchedash Tour Guides for setting up these canoe geocaches in this fantastic area. We had a great geocaching crew for this very memorable trip.
I started out on a mission on this chilly Sunday morn: to hide two caches and be FTF on another. I was able to accomplish all of these things and went from the southernmost to the northernmost boundaries of Cooking Lake- Blackfoot Recreational area in the process. I started up the Waskehegan Trail Society Connector through the ungulate gate, north on "No Name" Trail to Siksika, to Hare to Lost Lake Trail,...
Several stops on a Geocaching adventure during March Break. Stops included small neighbourhood forests, cemetery, urban micros, and lake side views of Toronto. The end stop was Rattray March on Lake Ontario with an awesome view of downtown Toronto, Ontario including the CN Tower.
We went out on this nice fall afternoon with the goal of doing some Geocaching. The reason was simple, getting out on this nice fall day, do some photos and found geocaches to participate in the 10th anniversary of Geocaching. this was our contribution to break the record."Groundspeak wants to see how many geocachers can go geocaching on a
single day! They've chosen 10-10-10, since the date represents 10 years
of geocaching...
The grade 9 Geography class has been exploring the tools geographers use to understand the world. They have learned that there are places on Earth that are more than just dots on a map which have special significance based on natural and/or cultural features. There are approximately 500 sites that have been designated UNESCO World Biosphere Reserves which are meant to be protected based on their balanced relationship between humans and nature. On...
I've been hiking throughout the Cooking Lake - Blackfoot Rec Area for a while now, and have tried --twice-- to start off on the Central Staging Area Trails, but the Spring snow was just too deep each time. I went on a hike today to find two caches hidden on the Central Alleyway.
Out for a drive on a Saturday. Thought I would take in a couple of caches using forest service roads.
This trip was used in episode 25 of Icenrye's Geocaching Videozine to demonstrate the everytrail.com website.
Check out the final results at www.icenrye.com.
Geocaching Trip on part of the Trans Canada trail system.The GPX file was supplied by Rubiconrunner.We went in on July -2008 Long weekend. It was hot and musty after several days of rain.It was also a BLAST.As there were only caches out to Arts Viewpoint we only went out to there.I would like to some day do the entire trip as waymarked here.Start in Fawcett lake and have the someone pick us...
Two main stops where I did some Geocaching. First stop was at a cemetery and the second was a neighbourhood park.
Loop to Ammonite Falls.... Grab a couple Geocaches along the way!Starts on far trail, returns on a bit of a bushwhack.
For Mom's birthday, the whole family went on geocaching/hiking in the pouring rain. WE LOVE YOU MOM!
We headed out for our first ever geocache hike near Mission Creek... it was a multi-geocache meaning we needed to find a few locations that would give us coordinates to the final cache.
We found the first 2 micro-magnetic boxes with coordinates leading us on, but the 3rd one was missing, and we were sure we were in the right spot. A bit of a bummer since it was our first geocache but...
