A counter question to the guy who posted a similar question few hours ago, cause most of the answers weren’t helpful for someone like me, who doesn’t have much money😅.
A counter question to the guy who posted a similar question few hours ago, cause most of the answers weren’t helpful for someone like me, who doesn’t have much money😅.
Geocaching
Being in a city, there could be lots of caches near you.
the geocaching website requires a subscription now…
I recommend you check out the open source c:geo app. It’s by far the best geocaching app and unlocks more of the caches the official app doesn’t, it also indexes opencaching caches as well
https://www.cgeo.org/
You only have to pay for Premium.
is it not free?? That’s so lame if not.
Check out OpenCaching. It’s still budding, despite existing for a long time, but it’s a direct response to the commercial leanings of geocaching.com.
There’s instances of it for many different countries.
Sure about that? Seems still to be working for me as always (all caches accessible accept the “Premium” ones)
With the official app, you’re limited to difficulty 2.5 and below. This is why I recommend using c:geo
Really? Ok, that sucks.
I never used the app (which didn’t even exist when I started), but mainly website + downloads to my Garmin.
Nowadays only occasional casual caching using c:geo.
C:geo also has a lot of neat tools built in so it’s superior in every aspect. I have my state map downloaded on there, upload my hiking trail gpx, and download all the caches so I can cache with no cell reception
i mean those are still accessible as long as you find them, you just don’t get directions
That’s basically correct if they didn’t change their api/link behaviour.
During my more active GC time, I even made them into my personal D5s for a while, trying to find them by deduction and (the also accessible) previous finder comments alone.