Say Cheese!! OpenCaching.com Launches Photo Support for Geocaching
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or those of you familiar with this tech-meets-outdoors game- you'll be keen on knowing about our Newest Feature! Are you having trouble finding that hard to find cache? Want to know more about the area you’re hunting for geocaches in? Or are you just getting tired of printing puzzles to take with you? Today's launch of photo support on OpenCaching.com brings a whole new dimension to your geocaching experience, and with it comes game-changing new functionality to your compatible Garmin handheld. After upgrading your handheld software to the latest version, you can automatically receive geocache photos alongside your geocaches when syncing with OpenCaching.com. These photos can then be viewed on your handheld when reviewing a geocache and bring even more life to your adventure! For more information about this new feature, head over to the TrailTech section.
If you are looking for some help downloading caches for your next adventure or want to import caches from another site or location, check out the videos below.
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