
W
hen I think about geocaching in the Pacific
Northwest, images come to mind of hikes
through dense green trails, ammo cans disguised
by natural moss, and bison tubes strategically
placed on branches. So as a hider, I’ve tried
to brings my hides out of the woods and into
an urban setting, just miles from Geocaching
Headquarters (geocaching.com) in Seattle,
Washington.
My goal is to elevate the concept of geocaching
through urban hides. These tend to be so well
camouflaged that I add
notes in the Geocaching
app description
assuring cachers
that what they’ve
found at ground
zero is indeed a
geocache! Often I
confirm the searcher’s
location with ...