Google Earth

[+Barbados Sam]

I've been gone a long time, and finally am getting back to the cachin' world. I used to use Google Earth to look for caches in a specific area, but I see that link no longer exists. Is there a different way to download the KML (?) file to view caches in Google Earth?

[+Duncan!]

I've been gone a long time, and finally am getting back to the cachin' world. I used to use Google Earth to look for caches in a specific area, but I see that link no longer exists. Is there a different way to download the KML (?) file to view caches in Google Earth?

 

That service has been discontinued.

http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/index.php...p;#entry3910085

In lieu of the KML, run a PQ of the area you are looking at and open that GPX file in GE. And it will be more accurate, too.

 

D!

[+Barbados Sam]

I've been gone a long time, and finally am getting back to the cachin' world. I used to use Google Earth to look for caches in a specific area, but I see that link no longer exists. Is there a different way to download the KML (?) file to view caches in Google Earth?

 

That service has been discontinued.

http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/index.php...p;#entry3910085

In lieu of the KML, run a PQ of the area you are looking at and open that GPX file in GE. And it will be more accurate, too.

 

D!

 

Thanks me bucko!!

[+GRNZOOM]

You can use geocaching.com google map, does about the same thing.

 

Nick

[+Landsharkz]

I've been looking for it all evening and thinkin' I was blind as a bat! Thanks for posting this question so I could 'search' and find it.