Geocaching is a high-tech version of hide-and-seek where you explore the outdoors in search of hidden treasure and adventure. To get started, all you need is the Garmin Oregon 550t GPS Navigator with 3MP Digital Camera. Features include 3.2-megapixel autofocus, 4x digital zoom, high-sensitivity GPS, barometric altimeter, 3-axis electronic compass and microSD card slot. Cache locations, maintained by a worldwide community of geocachers, are hidden high and low around the globe. Once found, a cache may offer small rewards for you. In keeping with caching etiquette, if you take something from the cache, you should leave something in return. For some, the biggest reward is the thrill of the search and the discovery of a place that they have never been—sometimes in your own neighborhood. Garmin offers a variety of lightweight, rugged, waterproof (or water-resistant) GPS handhelds perfect for geocaching. These units have long battery lives and space to hold coordinates for many geocache locations. Some of the more popular outdoor devices support paperless geocaching, allowing you to send locations directly to the unit without having to manually enter your coordinates. With paperless geocaching, you’ll have cache descriptions, ratings and recent log info stored directly on your device so there’s no need to take paper printouts along with you. All you need is a premium account at geocaching.com and a compatible handheld device. As an added benefit, you can store up to 5,000 caches and their descriptions, hints and recent attempts directly on your Garmin handheld, saving time and resources. It’s another great way to help you log more caches in less time.