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| − | ==Choose a cache==
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| − | Given it's your first [[geocaching]] adventure, we suggest trying a [[cache]] that is
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| − | * Nearby, so you can go home for more clues if necessary
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| − | * Easy, so you have a good chance of finding it
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| − | * Recently found, so there's a good chance that the cache hasn't been [[muggled]]
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| − | To identify this type of [[cache]]:
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| − | * Go to [[Geocaching Australia]] (open this in a new window so you can refer to this page at the same time)
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| − | * Type your suburb in search box the top right hand side of the screen and press "enter"
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| − | You should see a list of [[cache]]s. If you don't, then try typing in a nearby larger suburb or area in the search box.
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| − | To find an easy [[cache]], look for one with easy [[terrain and difficulty]].
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| − | These are shown as columnn "Terr" and "Diff" in the list.
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