From Wikipedia: Geocaching is an outdoor activity that most often involves the use of a Global Positioning System ("GPS") receiver or traditional navigational techniques to find a "geocache" (or "cache") placed anywhere in the world. A typical cache is a small, waterproof container containing a logbook and "treasure", usually trinkets of little value. Participants are called geocachers. Read More

I like geocaching for the same reasons that many others do. Geocaching is a great way to get out and enjoys the outdoors and find parks and trails that you never knew were there. You never know what you'll find and many times you find areas that you'll want to visit later. It's a lot of fun to do as a family or with a group of friends.

• Geocaching.com
  • My Geocaching.com profile.
  • Caches I've found and hidden.
  • My favorite caches and my first to finds.
  • Caches in Minneapolis and St Paul.
  • My milestone caches.
• Maps
  • Google Map of all caches in Minnesota.
  • Geocaching.com Google Map of caches around Eden Prairie, MN.
• Cache Statistics:
  • It's Not About The Numbers
  • Cacher Stats (Minnesota)

• Minnesota Geocaching Association
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• October, 2005: I bought my first GPS, a Garmin Foretrex 101.
• October, 2006: After more than 500 finds with a $100 GPS unit, I bought my second GPS, a Garmin 60Cx and Garmin Mapsource City Navigator 8.
• December, 2008: Using CacheMate on my Palm Z22 but only used it when going out for extended periods because of the time it takes to update.
• August, 2009: Using CacheBerry on my BlackBerry and love it because I can receive pocket query emails on my BlackBerry and load them directly into CacheBerry.