geocache

The word geocache comes from geo for geography and cache for hiding place.

unknown title 2009

I suppose putting a book in a geocache is a little strange, but it seems like a good plan.

seanan_mcguire: Okay. Advise me. seanan_mcguire 2009

And they did not have a GPS with them but, incredibly, they had stopped and built a snow cave down low, about 3,200 feet, right by a geocache, which is something people use GPSs for to find -- mostly in the summer up here.

CNN Transcript Jan 15, 2008 2008

This is geocaching, a treasure hunt game played worldwide by either hiding an object called a geocache or by trying to find one.

Tahoe Daily Tribune - Top Stories 2008

"I just wanted people to look at the bison," he says of one geocache location across the street from Golden Gate Park's bison pen.

Geocaching Players Treasure the Thrill of the Hunt Stu Woo 2011

One geocache hunter who appreciated Mr. Kelley's troves was Liz Bell, an Indiana University employee who recently was in San Francisco to visit family.

Geocaching Players Treasure the Thrill of the Hunt Stu Woo 2011

I am surprised the state did not want to license paintballers and geocache people for use of the land.

On Paintballing And Geocaching At WMAs 2009

The Seattle company now makes most of its money through its online store by selling smartphone applications, trinkets and premium memberships that allow specialized searches of the website's data on geocache troves.

Geocaching Players Treasure the Thrill of the Hunt Stu Woo 2011

I am surprised the state did not want to license paintballers and geocache people for use of the land.

On Paintballing And Geocaching At WMAs 2009

The sign-in sheet was covered in signatures and with stamps that the more-hardcore geocache hunters design.

Geocaching Players Treasure the Thrill of the Hunt Stu Woo 2011