Cache trip planning

[MooseGooberMember]

So I am going on a trip this summer and wanting to geocach on my vacation. Is there an easy way to import the caches into a database without typing them into manually one by one?

Thanks,
MooseGoober

[BeccaDayParticipant]

Where are you going? Want any recommendations?

Not all who wander are lost. -J.R.R. Tolkien

[MooseGooberMember]

We are going to Door County and staying at Penisula State Park, but we are going to Washington Island and going into some of the towns in Door County area.

[zumaParticipant]

@moosegoober wrote:

So I am going on a trip this summer and wanting to geocach on my vacation. Is there an easy way to import the caches into a database without typing them into manually one by one?

Thanks,
MooseGoober

You may want to consider using GSAK. This is a tool that you can use to import caches into a database, sort them, and then import them into your gps.

Go here to get it:

http://www.gsak.net/

zuma

[Northwoods TomParticipant]

@moosegoober wrote:

We are going to Door County and staying at Penisula State Park, but we are going to Washington Island and going into some of the towns in Door County area.

Bring a cooler-

Renards Cheese, 2189 Cty. Rd. DK, Sturgeon Bay (Just off HWY 57)
Wonderful cheese!

Koepsel’s Farmers Market, ‪9669 Wisconsin 57, Baileys Harbor
Smoked Fish, wine, fruit, juice, lots of good stuff!

Door County Bakery, 10048 Wisconsin 57, Sister Bay
Corisca Loaf! Out of this world!

[FiremanMember]

@northwoods Tom wrote:

Renards Cheese, 2189 Cty. Rd. DK, Sturgeon Bay (Just off HWY 57)
Wonderful cheese!

I didn’t need a cooler, I ate the whole bag of squeaky cheese before I hit Appleton on the way home

[Team DeejayParticipant]

Sounds like you want to use a feature of the site called pocket queries. You need to be a premium member to download a list of caches.

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