| Links |
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| The Reason This
Site Exists |
| Geocaching.com |
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| Geocaching Sites
of Interest |
| Buxley's
Geocaching Waypoint - This is a cool site! This site maps
out every cache in the world. Even in Antarctica! Does a GPS
work in that kind of cold? Either this guy has a direct link
to Geocaching.com's
database or he is working 24/7 to keep his site up to date,
and believe me it is current. My only gripe about this site
is that the maps aren't very detailed and caches that are close
by tend to hide behind other caches. But locally, that's where
my site fills the gap. |
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| CA
Geocoins - We've seen them around. Our friend, Chaosmanor,
is a proponent of them. Now you can go to the website and find
out more about Geocoins. It is a nice variation on travel bugs. |
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| Conejo
Open Space Foundation - Ever wonder who made the trail you
are hiking on? Ever wonder who cuts the brush away from the
trail and fixes the erosion damage? Well then you need to check
out this site. Maybe there is a place for you as well. |
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| Southern
California 4x4 Geocachers - A couple local Geocachers are members of this site.
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| Utah
Association of Geocachers - This is a new site for Geocaching
in Utah. If you have travel plans to Utah check them out before
you go. |
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| Hiking Sites
of Interest |
| HikeArizona.com
- This is one of the best hiking websites I've seen to date. Yes, it's
in Arizona, so you're going to have to travel to do these hikes. The thing
I like so much about this website is that it gives route finding details that
are invaluable on tough treks that you are unfamiliar with. I've done
several of the hikes that the site refers to. The photosets are awesome.
Check it out. |
