Geocaching is a treasure hunting game enjoyed by people from all age groups. Using GPS devices, people throughout the world seek adventure or just a pleasant day exploring the countryside, towns, and cities. The basic idea is to locate hidden containers, called geocaches, and then share experiences online.

Lincoln County has a growing number of caches. Anyone with a GPS device can try to locate geocaches shared on-line by other geocahers. Along the way, geoachers can learn about geograrphy, environment, and the history of an area.

Visit: www.geocaching.com for details.
To locate Lincoln County cache sites, try these zip codes in the search or click below:
99134  (Harrington) central and southern areas   
99122 (Davenport) north central area
99103  ((Almira) western end of the county
99029  (Reardan) eastern end of the county
99032  (Sprague) southeastern portion of the county

Audobon Lake - Reardan

Or go to one of the zipcode pages and click on the "Search for geocaches with Google Maps" option. Adjust the zoom level to find cache icons located throughout the map area. Click on the icon for the name of the cache and click on the name of the cache for details about the location. (history, topography, access ability, etc.) This is cool information for anyone! Sometimes info includes amenities available in nearby towns. Geocahing is a great activity for photographers, bikers, or hikers looking for destination spots.

Another good link:
"What the Heck is Geocaching? A Beginner's Guide"

If you go, please remember to respect private and public property!
Note: Geocaching is not allowed in National Parks.
Visit Recreation.gov - Where can I go Geocaching on Federal lands?