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Let’s Go Geocaching!
Treasure Hunting in Texas State Parks
Stay on the trail and touch a finger to your nose if you spy the treasure so that everyone in the group can have the fun of finding the geocache.
Photo by Wanda Blackburn.
Geocaching entices technology lovers (and learners) to get out of the house or office and into the outdoors. Finding hidden treasure through GPS (Global Positioning System) geographical coordinates may seem daunting to the novice, but you can join in the fun with no experience, expertise or personal equipment required. Park Interpreter Holly Platz leads geocaching excursions at the 2,600-acre South Llano River State Park (SLRSP) just outside Junction in Kimble County.
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