Geocaching takes me to some of the most beautiful natural areas — forests, rivers, coastal trails, and quiet corners I never would’ve found otherwise. These are some of my favorite places I’ve explored around Oregon and Washington, plus a few essenti...
A mix of forest trails, riverside paths, and quirky urban hides — Portland is where I realized geocaching can turn an ordinary day into an adventure.
Portland
Peaceful parks and riverside paths make Vancouver perfect for relaxed, low‑stress geocaching days.
Vancouver
Beautiful lakes and forested trails with scenic views. Camas always feels calm, green, and refreshing.
Camas
One of the most beautiful places to geocache — beaches, forests, old military structures, and tons of history.
Fort Stevens State Park
A coastal town full of charm and hidden corners. Great mix of scenic viewpoints, waterfront caches, and historic spots.
Astoria
A perfect beach‑day geocaching spot — boardwalks, ocean views, and easy, fun caches.
Seaside
Iconic views and peaceful coastal trails. Geocaching here feels magical, especially near the rocks and forest paths.
Cannon Beach
A quieter coastal area with lots of hidden gems — great for low‑traffic caches and peaceful nature walks.
Warrenton
Forest roads, river access, and rugged trails. Perfect for more adventurous, off‑the‑beaten‑path geocaching days.
Estacada
A whimsical little spot with a fairy‑themed cache tucked into the trees. It feels like stepping into a tiny magical world.
Metzger
A must‑visit for any geocacher. This is the original site — where the very first geocache in the world was placed.
Beavercreek
My home base for quick geocaching trips — parks, trails, and hidden neighborhood spots perfect for spontaneous finds.
Beaverton
A great mix of suburban hides and nature trails. Easy to explore and always something new to discover.
Hillsboro
Surprisingly fun urban geocaching — lots of clever hides tucked into everyday places.
Tanasbourne
Parks, greenways, and quiet trails make Tigard perfect for relaxed, low‑stress geocaching days.
Tigard
Lightweight and always ready — just big enough for a day of exploring.
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I always download maps before heading out — the best caches are often in low‑signal areas.