Traveling to a new area and want to meet up with another Geocacher for a hunt? This is the place to go.
This site is dedicated to working with professional travel agents in creating preplanned and affordable holidays that combine Geocaching with that of discovering the history, the culture, the beauty and mystery of other lands.
Cape Breton Highlands is pleased to offer four Geocaches: Ecocache - Find all five official park caches to earn a limited-edition Geocoin, Middle Head Multi-cache, Boomer’s Campground Kid Caches and an Earthcache. Visit the Highlands an go caching!
The Campground Owners of New York (CONY) welcomes you to find your way to caches hidden all across New York State. You can start finding caches by visiting one of the participating campgrounds or RV parks.
As part of British Columbia’s 150th celebration, BC Parks is supporting GeoRush 2008, an exciting Geocaching adventure taking place in provincial parks!
Geocaching and Letterboxing in Virginia, USA are the ultimate treasure hunt and can add excitement and fun to your driving, camping and hiking experiences.
The Bras d'Or Lakes Inn on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia is Geocaching friendly! Owners Rhoda and Jean Pierre Gillet recently hosted the Cape Breton Celtic Caching Challenge which was a huge success. They offer great food and great rates!
Nova Scotia, on Canada's East Coast, boasting 7,600 km (4,750 mi) of coastline wrapped around all kinds of topography from the Highlands of Cape Breton to the dykelands of the Annapolis Valley and the deep forests of Lunenburg County is also home to hundreds of Geocaches. In fact, Canada's first Geocache was hidden here in 2001!
During your next vacation to Charlotte Harbor and the Gulf Islands in Florida, go on a quest for hidden treasures. Not only is this a great opportunity for participating in an exciting vacation activity, but also chances to explore the area’s natural environment. To join in the hunt for local treasures, download the Visitor's Bureau's Geocaching Brochure.
The South Shore of PEI is a great place to try Geocaching—many of our tourism operators can show you how and loan you a GPS unit to send you on your way. Ask about GPS itineraries as well—take a walking or driving tour to locales with only the coordinates and the GPS to guide you on your way!
If you are an experienced geocacher, check this site for new cache listings and upcoming events.
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