Is there geocaching in Israel?

Is there geocaching in Israel?

More than 2,918,000 caches are hidden all over the world and about 1400 in Israel. More caches are added constantly. This group is meant for communications between Israeli geocachers and between geocachers visiting Israel.

How do I find a geocache Travel Bug?

To visit the Bug’s page, either go to the cache page for the geocache where you found the Bug and look for the Trackable in the inventory list, or visit the Travel Bug home page and use the search tool. To use the search tool, enter the tracking number in the supplied box and click the search button.

How do you get a Travel Bug?

How do I get a Travel Bug? Visit Shop Geocaching to purchase Travel Bug Trackables for $4.99 each with discounts for 4 or more. Find an international retailer selling geocaching gear in your country.

What is a TB hotel geocaching?

A Travel Bug Hotel is a geocache that caters to travel bugs and is meant to serve as a drop off and pick up place for them.

Can you take items from a geocache?

While some caches host trackables or unique SWAG items, some geocaches aren’t so lucky. The etiquette around geocaching SWAG is simple. If you take something, leave something behind of equal or greater value.

What is a Muggle geocaching?

Description. The word muggle was adopted from the Harry Potter series of books, used to describe someone as non-magical. In geocaching, it is used to refer to someone who does not geocache.

What does LPC stand for in geocaching?

Lamp post caches
Lamp post caches (LPCs) polarize opinions. A LPC is typically a small nondescript container placed under the metal skirt of a lamp post. Some geocachers believe that LPCs are unimaginative hides and all too easy finds.

Does geocache give you money?

Geocaching is a hobby that is enjoyed by millions of people all over the world. For this reason alone, it is possible to make money, however, you have to get creative and resourceful. Start by analyzing your local geocache scene, and ask yourself what kind of value you can provide to fellow members.

Who invented geocaching?

Dave Ulmer
This phenomenon began May 3, 2000 with Dave Ulmer, a computer consultant hiding a bucket in Oregon and putting the GPS coordinates on the internet. This was found by 2 others and geocaching was born.