M Crane

I wish there was a check box to only select caches Hidden with a GPS. I have found some caches that we're Hidden using a phone that we're at least 70 feet Off. I tend to post the correct coordinates, and 9 times out of 10 the problem is the cache was hidden with a phone.

Has anyone ever connected to their GPS via USB to an Android smartphone? I Have A Garmin 60Csx, and I would like to be able to transfer waypoints to my GPS from my Android phone like I do at home. this is mainly for when I travel. the GPS in the smartphone isn't always the greatest, and punching all the points in manually to the 60Csx can be tedious.

My Garmin 60Csx Worked Great In The Usvi. it's not the fanciest GPS out there but it is one of the most accurate.

Borst68 You hit the nail right on the head.

Well the final will probably be one of the easier stages, still around 5.5 miles to a car over some pretty hilly terrain. Terrain i understand equal to the hardest terrain of the series. But difficulty I think should be considered what you had to go through; finding the 20 clues, hiking the park, and the fact that most likely it's going to be a 1 to 2 night backpacking or canoeing trip.

I am currently planning a series and am considering the rating for the final. The series will consist of 20 caches through a state park that offers camping to backpackers and boaters. The hike to retrieve all 20 clues will be over a lot of natural terrain and steep topography. The total hike will be a minimum of about 17 miles and should take at least one overnight trip, 20 caches with 2.5 through 3.5 star terrain, and 1.5 to 3 star difficulty to get the clues to the final mystery cache. After finding all 20 caches, should the rating of the final mystery cache incorporate everything a cacher had to go through to get the clues to find the final, or should the final be treated as a separate cache?