Snowshoe Geocaching

Winter snows don't stop geocachers from hitting the trail. They just adapt. Follow along as geocacher, Totemlake, leads cachers on a snowshoe geocache in the Washington State mountains.
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• winter
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• geocache
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• GPS
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• cat:lifestyles
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[SterlingB2122]

Snow caching is some of the toughest.

[geocachespoilers]

good vids

[BrazosSticks]

Did lot's of snowshoeing in Montana, where I grew up. Loved it. But add geocaching with friends? Wonderful!

[MrBadassButch]

I have found caches by totem lake lol

[peterpgn]

Snow in UK gone now but it's nice to see! We went geocaching in the snow ...... Lovely fun.

[vfbofmn]

I am taking the grand kids to a free snow day today. Hope to get some snowshoeing in. Will upload some geocaches to GPS. I love the Beautiful scenery in the video. This is the day the Lord made.

[jola500]

I prefer caching in the winter. No bugs, no bushwhacking, no sweating, and lots of times I can follow someone else's footprints to the cache. I tend to have a higher rate of DNF's in the winter though. I get about 25 caches a week in the summer, about 15 a week in the winter. Right now there's 2 foot of snow on the ground. As soon as the sun comes up, I'll be out caching in it!

[sandmansande]

Caching in the snow is alot easier then in warm summer days, why? cause there are other peoples footsteps that lead you to where the cache is hidden!!! haha. I think I've found about 15 caches this Winter. Stop being lazy and get out there!!!!

[Sidavs]

Geocaching is quite complicated during winter because even 1 star terrain caches can be very difficult to find if they are 50 cm under snow. On the other hand, you can see the trails of previous cachers.

[gianstechreviews]

Awesome I wish we got snow down South