Fellow Geocacher is "lost"

[+fatsniper]

I am new to the sport, but really like the concept. I have been out a few times, but I am having trouble finding caches. I really would appreciate going with another geocacher(s) on a hunt. If you are willing to have a rookie come along, please contact me. Thanks.

[+Miragee]

You might want to check out the Colorado thread in the Regional Forums.

[+imajeep]

Welcome to the forums! As another newbie, I'd like to encourage you to stick with it! My first few took forever!

[+CrkrJim]

You might take a look at the cool cache container thread. That helped me to realize what all you might run into!

 

Good luck

[+StarBrand]

I am new to the sport, but really like the concept. I have been out a few times, but I am having trouble finding caches. I really would appreciate going with another geocacher(s) on a hunt. If you are willing to have a rookie come along, please contact me. Thanks.

I get down to Denver once in a while but my next scheduled trip isn't until mid - August - email me later if you still need help.

 

Meanwhile - look for some event caches in your area - there you will find many very helpful cachers.

[+MrCOgeo]

Welcome to geocaching in and around Colorado and

from personal experience those first few (or event last most recent) can be taxing, but oh so enjoyable...

 

Feel free to join up at the statewide geocaching organization where lots of meet-ups get organized, your Geocaching Colorado (GCCO) forums and/or

shoot me an email with any ideas/questions/comments etc.

[+briansnat]

You might want to check out the Colorado thread in the Regional Forums.

 

....were I'm going to move this so the locals can see it.

[Tahosa and Sons]

Come North and I'll give you a backcountry cache tour. And welcome to the addiction, soon all else will seem trivial.