Metro NY Geocaching Society

... food! And Central Park is "kid friendly" too! Bring along your extra geocoins for trading, the usual "TB Trade-Offs" will take place. So make this a fun opportunity to come into the city, grab those nearby Central Park caches still on your "to do" list, and have a ...

... food! And Central Park is "kid friendly" too! Bring along your extra geocoins for trading, the usual "TB Trade-Offs" will take place. So make this a fun opportunity to come into the city for those Central Park caches still on your "to do" list, and have a snack and ...

http://coord.info/GC56MR3 WHAT: IRISH IN AMERICA TIME: 1PM DATE: Sunday, July 6th, 2014 PLACE: Umpire Rock, Central Park, NYC A chance to meet up with an Irish family of geocachers on a short visit to New York We've selected the location at Umpire Rock and the Sunday ...

Had my 1st FTF today "Urban Cache" in the Bronx - really neat hiding place!

... it is close to a large glacial erratic boulder at the northern tip of Hunter Island, north of Orchard Beach (Bx.) I think it's hidden in a clever place but some of you guys (esp. Behistun) are very clever finders. If you're in the vicinity, here are the coords: N 40 52 51.5, W 073 47 22.3. It's ...

... cachers trying to break into the game, and facing often scarce real estate. For example, take Central Park - not that there aren't still good places to hide caches, but it is undeniable that many of us "older-timers" have already homesteaded some of the good spots. What makes it ...

... experiences when I travel. For one thing, I have more down time, and for another, it's easier for me to get around. I usually will research a place ahead of time and pick out a cache or two that seem really cool and focus my efforts on those. If I scout right, I can sometimes have some great ...

... makes sense. One advantage of the time difference (the event would be at about 1pm EST if I recall) is that it shouldn't be too hard to find a place with muggles at the lunch hour.

I'm not sure if this is the cheapest place to get them (almost assuredly not), but here they are on the Garmin website:

US Topo:
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?pID ... pvID=29597

City Navigator (turn-by-turn routing):
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?pID=1456&pvID=2743

It took me a while to collect these - I can only imagine how long it has taken ElToro to place and maintain them!

Love it! My guesses, left-to-right, top-to-bottom: Good place for travel bugs. Not sure what the M is for - Medium sized? Bad place for travel bugs Bad place for coins Free WiFi available here Nano container Bring your own pencil Tourist attraction Scenic ...

... they didn't have particularly amazing camo jobs... they were just good overall caches. Hopefully this category/subcategory combo will help find a place for these caches. The other reason is to get people to really look at caches outside of Manhattan. Even though nominations were openly publicized ...

... be moving forward... Once they discover what all of these interlopers to their space have been looking for, I am not sure I expect it to remain in place for long (nor would I have high hopes for any replacements). So we'll have to see. I am really sad that the tree that hosted Snug as a Bug was ...

... the East Coast with his family and plans on spending a few days in New York. They won't need a car while they're here, so would like to find a place to park it for a few days (like Thursday through Saturday). They'll be coming from the direction of Philly. Does anyone have any suggestions for ...