Geocaching also called GPS scavenger hunt is a kind of electronic treasure hunt. The hiding places are published based on coordinates and searched by a GPS receiver. The Geocaching can be attributed to the already older letterboxing.
When a cache is usually a water-tight container. The container itself can have different forms, ranging from a small film canister on a Tuperware to a hidden vault, whose combination must first be found. As hideouts are small caves, niches between rocks or tree roots, wall cracks, old buildings and so on.
The container contains the logbook mostly barter items. If a cache is found, the finder can refer to one or more of the items contained therein and to exchange deposit plastic drawers something else for it.
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