Geocaching, Hiking & Mountainbiking in Thousand Oaks, CA A Guide to Local Geocaching, Hiking and Mountainbiking

Home What's New? Articles Geocoins GeoTreks What Is It? GeoCaching.com Heat Stroke Cache In Trash Out Message Board Links Contact Me Mountain Biking the Los Robles Trail     My Latest Cache Find   I will feature my latest cache find(s) here. This section will not just feature caches in Thousand Oaks, but wherever I may find them. 11/25/2007: As discussed on the message board, Linda and I made an ascent up Flat Iron. For those of you that don't know what flat iron is, it's a giant rock on the Superstition Mountains in Central Arizona. This is more of a climb than a hike. It's an all day event and it is exhausting. The sense of accomplishment is top notch. The views are astounding. If you're up to it, this is the hike of a lifetime.   Mostly Recent Local Caches 5/8/2008 - Still Four Feet Off The Trail by agouracharger 5/8/2008 - Log This One by agouracharger 5/5/2008 - The Monkey Puzzle Returns by SoCalifSue 4/27/2008 - Fill in the Gap by Badfeet 4/18/2008 - Moonboofer by Let's Fly 4/18/2008 - Live and Let Boof by Let's Fly 4/18/2008 - Pepperwood Crossroads by chaosmanor 4/18/2008 - You Only Boof Twice by chaosmanor 4/18/2008 - Boofers Are Forever by Let's Fly and chaosmanor 4/18/2008 - Boofers Are Forever by Let's Fly and chaosmanor 4/17/2008 - On Her Majesty's Secret Boof by chaosmanor 4/17/2008 - ThunderBoof by chaosmanor and Let's Fly 4/12/2008 - Michael-Borchard view by 4-eyes 4/9/2008 - DIVINE PROPORTION by BIG EAGLE 4/8/2008 - A Short Hike for TOHiker by chaosmanor   You are Visitor #   Colors of the Rainbow   This is a series of seven caches that were inspired by Fergie Le Frog in Titusville, FL. We had a lot of fun hiding these caches and I am confident you will really enjoy the hunt. Here is a listing of each cache:  Rainbow Green  Rainbow Blue  Rainbow Purple  Rainbow Red  Rainbow Orange  Rainbow Yellow  Pot of Gold   Events   4/5/2008:  Meet and Greet Pizza Party!!! TOPPERS PIZZA!!!!! April 5th, 2008 From 4:30 to 6:30 Erringer & Cochran N 34° 16.751 W 118° 45.633 Details   Cache In Trash Out Ever visit a cache and think to yourself, "What a mess"? Well, so have I... And a lot of us are doing something about it. Ecochic has written a great article on why you should care and how you can help. Click here for more.   Geocaching From a Child's View My daughter drew me a picture for my birthday. Can you guess what it is? Well I'll tell you. It's me, my wife Linda and my daughter hiking up Boney Mountain looking for a cache. Can you find the cache? Why it's on the other side of the mountain of course. Good camo job. Click here to enlarge