T5 geocaching involves using GPS devices to locate containers hidden in remote outdoor locations like mountains, with the goal of collecting trash found along the way. Participants must be at least 16 years old, use special equipment, and ensure caches are placed within a reasonable distance from home. While an outdoor treasure hunting game, geocaching also carries inherent risks like dangerous animals, insects, weather, and terrain that accompany hiking in remote natural settings. The containers usually contain small items and are designed to withstand the elements.

1. T5 Geocaching

2. What is T5 Geocaching?
T5 geocaching, it is where you have to collect garbage from mountains
or high places as well as climbing

3. How does it work?
Outdoor treasure hunting
game using GPS-enabled
devices. Participants
navigate to a specific set of
GPS coordinates and then
attempt to find the geocache
(container) hidden at that
location.

4. what is usually in a geocaching?
It can be anything, but it's usually a small metal, wooden, or plastic
box that can withstand the elements.

5. What are the rules oF T5 geocaching?
You must use special equipment
You must be more than 16 years old
Don't hide caches far from home.
Place your geocache. A geocache must be in place and ready to be
found before you submit the cache page for review.

6. Why is it dangerous?
Geocaching has many of the
same dangers of simply being
outside. In urban areas there is
the risk of being hit by an auto,
being mugged, etc. In the woods
there are the risks of inclement
weather, lightning, poison ivy or
oak, stinging nettle, biting
insects, venomous snakes,
predatory animals, falling, etc.

7. THANK YOU FOR YOUR
ATTENTION.