Looking for a website that has geocaching locations that cater to the 4x4 jeep people. A buddy of mine wants to get more into running two-tracks in his jeep and has never heard of geocaching. I tried doing a search on google, but really didn't have much luck.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!!


~cfour

Go to Geocaching.com

You can type in your zip code, coordinate, town, etc. It will list all the nearest geocaches. We take our tracker our caching quite a bit. We got CatGirlTammy and FrznH20 into it last year. GREAT fun - back roading with the top off and a few col ones....

Go to sled mi and PM sledheaddude he is into that like no other. He isn't on this site anymore.

Thanks guys! I'll pass the info onto him and get something set up for next month (I'm already booked through july 4th).......

Thanks again for the info!!

Have you turned gay????? I thought only women put this (~) before their name.... Dude, are you trying to tell us something?

It's a symbol for how large I am. You see, when you've got a BIG one, you have to scrunch it into your undies, hence the ( ~ ). You on the other hand just have a little guy, so you can just use a ( - )......ask your wife how I know.

I don't scrunch it in....I tuck it in my sock!!!


________________ Shane

hahahahahahahahahaahahaha!!!!

geocaching.com. I know you guys are in irons a lot. I knocked out about 10 of them in my jeep between Baldwin and irons just this spring. I haven't even scratched the surface. I know if you takes the snowmobile trails south there are a large number of them. There are a ton of them up there. I always look to view them on the map and pick on or near the seasonal roads, 2 tracks and snowmobile trails.

We have 15 caches hidden in Irons-Wellston.
check em out...