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A view of Lake Austin from the cliffside near the cache. The 360 bridge is just below out of view to the left.
[Bridgepoint Overlook]
Beginner's Guide to Hiding a Geocache
Ready to take the plunge and hide your own cache? Follow these few simple steps to get in on other side of the game.
Geocaching 101 Videos
Get a feel for what Geocaching is all about with this selection of YouTube videos.
Geocaching on KXAN Firstcast
This Austin morning news segment presented geocaching in a positive light. Once again, Moosiegirl does the geocaching community proud!
Geocaching Terms
What do all of those terms and abbreviations mean in cache logs? Find out what's really being said in our list of Geocaching terms.
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Next Event Cache
The next event cache After CITO Munch-a-Bunch, will be held on Saturday, April 26, 2014.
Come meet the area Geocaching community, swap stories or learn the tricks of the trade. Newcomers are always welcome!
Last Event Cache
The last event cache was Cafe Kahuna XXIII, held on Saturday, April 12, 2014.
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