arojann

Nice "gif" and thank you for doing this. I hope it catches on. I'd love to see one in each of the US States and each Canadian provence and territory. If, we ever get to Finland (we got to Norway and a little bit of Sweden last time by train), we'll look for your cache! We would have gone over to Finland by ferry, but unfortunately, we ran out of time! Jann in Baltimore, MD, USA "Have scooter, will travel"

I am learning a lot, and I do agree that anyone with special needs probably should find out as much as they can about the terrain, especially if it is an area they are not familiar with. I do always have someone with me, but I can't speak for others. I don't have upper body strength to push myself anymore. Anyone in a chair who wants more of a challenge can decide for themselves. You can give indications but No, you can't know who can do a certain terrain and who can't. The more information the better as far as I am concerned. And, I am glad to know what there is a degree of difficulty, and that some people might not be as aware of the parameters as others. Hey, we're all learning! This is very helpful for me (and hopefully others) to have all the replies. I appreciate the interest, and now I can't wait to get started! Jann in Baltimore, MD

Is there anyway to know whether or not a site is accessible or not by a wheelchair or scooter? I haven't tried this geocaching yet, but am looking forward to it. Thanks! Jann