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Geocaching is an excellent way to maximize the use of a handheld automatic navigation system. There are so many amazing activities and events you can use your system for, and geocaching is a way to combine many activities into one use or event. As well as being a great way to get out and see the world, it's a great way to incorporate fitness into your fun regime. This is because finding your hidden treasures generally involves some degree of work. So what exactly is geocaching? I'm glad you asked. This is really a sport, something like fox hunting without the dogs and the foxes. Seriously, it's a fun chase in search of a small token or treasure. The idea is that you take something, leave something, and note it in the log. You use GPS or a handheld car navigation system to find the treasure you're looking for. You can find caches and caches by getting coordinates from the Internet. This is a hugely popular pastime and you'll find all sorts of spectacular prizes and goodies in the cache stash, as well as phenomenal flops when it comes to prizes. All bets are off really, some hiders leave great goodies and others leave pranks or silly items. It's entirely up to you which treasures you leave behind (keep in mind that this is often a family activity and keep your chips family friendly as people of all ages enjoy this sport). There are no hard and fast rules when it comes to geocaching and new games are constantly being created to keep the fun alive and the sport much more interesting. Search the Internet for caches hidden in your area, you may be amazed at the sheer number of treasures and treasure hunters who live nearby. I always tend to think of geocaching as my own form of treasure hunting. Not all caches are created equal, but the thrill of the hunt is what it's all about. In addition to the amazing stashes of real cash, there were some incredibly crazy and funny caches. Go into it thinking you're going to have a lot of fun and you might be surprised at what amazing gifts and goodies you find. However, make sure to always leave something behind if you take an item. Don't be fooled by using GPS or other car navigation systems to find the hideout, you might get some practice in orienteering. Not only will you occasionally need to climb, hike or bike, you may need special equipment such as scuba gear or mountaineering gear to access some caches. You can even start your own cache by finding a creative place to store your trinkets and treasures and uploading the coordinates to your local geocaching website. If you keep an eye on your stash, you can come across all sorts of interesting goodies and ideas. Even if you haven't really thought about how exciting it would be to go on a real treasure hunt since childhood, isn't it about time you did? Geocaching is a modern treasure hunt with a twist - instead of marking an "X" you'll find your way with beeps and flashes.