Geocaching at FPYC
FPYC has its own geocaches hidden on the camp grounds.
FPYC's caches are only published here and are intended for the enjoyment of campers at FPYC. If you have questions or would like to place a cache at FPYC, please contact: Kent Davidson
FPYC Geocaches:
FPYC's caches are only published here and are intended for the enjoyment of campers at FPYC. If you have questions or would like to place a cache at FPYC, please contact: Kent Davidson
FPYC Geocaches:
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Tamarack Edge
47° 48.230 N 093° 15.922 W Hint: Matt 7:14 |
Loon Watcher
47° 48.357 N 093° 16.269 W Hint: Psalm 8:1-9 |
Beaver Bait
47° 48.425 N 093° 15.783 W Hint: 1 Samuel 10:23 |
Deer Den
47° 48.437 N 093° 16.200 W Hint: Psalm 42:1 |
Geocaching is like treasure hunting and hiking combined. A hand-held GPS or connected smart phone and a set of coordinates is all you need. The coordinates lead to a specific location, sometimes called ground zero, or GZ. Once at GZ, you look for a small container which is hidden and/or camouflaged. The container, or "cache", will have some small toys and a log-book. You are invited to sign your name and the date on which you made the find. You can also take, leave, or trade a small toy - marbles, small pins, army men - that sort of thing. Finally, you re-hide the cache just as you found it.
For more on the "sport" of Geocaching, check out their official site at www.geocaching.com
For more on the "sport" of Geocaching, check out their official site at www.geocaching.com