I was only recently informed about Geocaching, and it seemed
like an excellent opportunity to get involved in a fun hobby. I chose to follow
the South Mountain Geotrail for my first experience, as I am currently a
student at Dickinson College and the SMGeotrail falls right around the area of
my school. I began by locating cache SM1004, which is technically supposed to
be a very low difficulty/low terrain cache. Being my first experience looking
for a cache, however, I did find it a little difficult to learn how to navigate
the site using a handheld GPS unit. I ended up incorporating NeonGeo, a
smartphone app available on Iphone and Android smartphones, to help find the
cache. SM1004 ended up being the first of five Geocaching experiences this
particular Saturday. I found the experience to be very enjoyable and I am
enthusiastic to recommend the experience to others. I think the best part, and
really what Geocaching is all about, was getting out and experiencing places
that I would never normally get to see. It certainly was much better than
spending my Saturday afternoon in front of a television! I highly recommend the
SMGeotrail to Geocachers both new and experienced, as it was a great way to
come across all the great things the Cumberland Valley has to offer!
~Aaron Heller (4/28/12)
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