Geocaching and hammock trip

[Tacoma96]

My son and I backpack and geocache a lot. We've geocached while on trails like the AT, Pinhoti, Benton MacKaye, Foothills and Bartram. Georgia State Parks are also very friendly to geocaching. This spring, my son and I spent a week backpacking FDR State Park. There are over 130 geocaches in the park (from Going Caching 2013 - www.goingcaching.com), so we spent a week backpacking and geocaching. I've attached a photo to show our finds on that trip.

Backpacking is fun by itself, but throwing in geocaching has made my son want to get out in the woods even more.

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Looks great. In North Carolina we have a place called the Holly Shelter Game Land (Nicknamed Bling Trail). Over 600 geocaches.. the beginning is GC37PT9. I have not checked it out yet. I have not heard of anyone hammock hanging there though.

[BittyGoat]

Is anyone here into Geocaching and if so, has there ever been a geocache/hammock trip. I am in the southeast and think that this could make a fun trip. I am still waiting on my dreamhammock to be finished but hopefully soon I will have it.

I cache every chance I get. Pair that with hiking and fishing and you have a great weekend IMO. One area that would be fairly close to you for hanging and caching would be here: http://www.landbetweenthelakes.us/

You can see how many caches are in the Land Between the Lakes by doing a search on geocaching.com for Cadiz, KY. Here is an old thread here: https://www.hammockforums.net/galler...age.php?i=4161

Greenvillemayor is the caching name!

[ADKGuy]

I used to cache quite a bit. My Deloreme PN-40 bit the dust and I haven't settled on a new unit. We have a lot of caches in the Adirondacks.