graciax452

Wow thank you so much!We went out to Heia yesterday and we had a blast! We found 2, then spent too long trying to find the other and got so hot we deiced to give the last one a miss for another day. Thank you so much, some of the girls are definitely hooked, the others want caches were we don't have to walk so far LOL city kids. Thank you so much graciax452

Wow, thank you all for all the info. The Heia series looks interesting and it seems like a good nature walk too so we will definitely try it. We also visit the Golden Harvest Fire-station so that's right down the road, I may just go check it out first. Thanks for the invaluable information and how to spot kid friend;y ones from the attributes I will keep you posted on how it goes

Hi I'm new to geocaching and have been teaching my Brownies how to read maps, use GPS etc and talking about geocaching... and now they really want to go hunt for a cache. Do you have ideas for me of the best area to start looking? we are in North riding and were thingking of driving out to Magaliesburg or Haarties, the girls are between the ages of 7 and 10 and there is 6 of them, so nothing too daunting. They want it to be a bit of a hike too in nature but i dont think they can mange more than an hours walk one way. How do i go about finding the type of caches that would suit our group and are interesting enough for young girls?