Get Geocaching Log Book Pdf

Geocaching follows three main rules that every enthusiast should know. Firstly, always seek permission from landowners before placing a cache. Secondly, practice the principle of 'Cache In, Trash Out,' meaning you should leave the area cleaner than you found it. Lastly, always respect the geocaching community by logging your finds accurately and thoughtfully in your Geocaching Log Book PDF.

To log your own geocache, first, ensure you have a reliable Geocaching Log Book PDF ready at hand. Write down your thoughts about the cache, including the date, location, and any challenges you faced. Sharing your experience enhances the community and helps others enjoy their hunt. Remember to also sign the physical log inside the cache box when you find it.

The geocaching website uses coordinates in decimal degrees - HDDD° MM. MMM - which look like this N56°10.240 W003°22.260.

At a minimum, the cacher's name/initials and the date it was found. Large caches have log books that allow you to write a complete account of your finding the cache. Other logs are barely large enough for the finder's initials. Most Cache Owners want to know about your experience hunting and finding their cache.

Write about the experience to get to the geocache: Sometimes it's all about the journey. Cache owners have many reasons for choosing a location for a geocache. Tell them about your adventure leading up to the find. Leave a photo: A photo is worth a thousand words, or so they say.

FTF=first to find, STF=second to find, TOTT=tool of the trade, ISAC=I suck at caching, TFTF=thanks for the find, TFTC=thanks for the cache, PTC=pine tree cache, LPC=light post cache, p&g=park and grab.

Easy Steps to Logging a Geocache Find: Visit geocaching.com and log in using your username and password. Visit the geocache detail page for the geocache you found. In the top-right corner of the page, click 'log your visit'. From the 'Type of log' drop-down menu, select 'Found it'. Enter the date of your geocache find.

GZ - Ground Zero (Cache Coordinates)