Introduction to Geocaching

Geocaching is a modern spin on treasure hunting.  Instead of using thee olde treasure map (where X marks the spot), GPS coordinates mark the location of a cache.  

It is easy to get started:  
  1.  Watch "What is Geocaching"  Video  >>> 
  2. Browse Geocaching 101
  3. Dont' have a GPS device?  Click on this link to begin shopping.  You can also use your smart phone.  Find out more. 
  4. Login with Facebook or sign up to access specific GPS by clicking below button.  

Great Beginner's Geocache: Fort Fisher Cache

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Image: QRidge via Geocaching

Top-Rated Pleasure Island Caches

“Life is a journey, not a destination.” 
― Ralph Waldo Emerson 

Geocaching is an enjoyable and exciting way to learn about a new places.  Many caches will lead you off the beaten path to sites most tourists do not have the privilege of seeing.  For example, the coquina outcrops at Fort Fisher.  Learn more about this geological wonder.  

Fun for all ages

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Geocaching is a great way for family members and friends to bond.  It encourages teamwork and problem solving skills.  Many of the cache descriptions include educational information about the history, biology, geology, and ecology of a destination.  The thrill of the hunt makes learning fun and effortless.   There are more that a million different caches hidden all around the world.  There is a good chance there are caches hidden in your hometown right now! 

Coquina Outcrop