Many years ago I orienteering run as a student sports. 
This gave me a lot of fun. Since it is special maps of the area and therefore needs some way a club is in the running of the sport remains. When I recently received an imaged Sun borrowed GPS equipment, the foundation stone was laid, to try Geocaching . To explain - Someone has to Geocaching treasure (cache) is hidden, which is usually a film canister or a Tupperware box with logbook and trade items. On the relevant pages as http://www.geocaching.com/ the caches with coordinates and clues are listed. Often there is this also a few tourist explanations. With the GPS part is the coordinates and looks after the hiding there. In contrast to the orienteering is not the Finding the right Postions Nahsuche but the biggest problem. According seem most caches only a few hundred yards from parking facilities to be removed. Nevertheless, we find new, attractive places.
This gave me a lot of fun. Since it is special maps of the area and therefore needs some way a club is in the running of the sport remains. When I recently received an imaged Sun borrowed GPS equipment, the foundation stone was laid, to try Geocaching . To explain - Someone has to Geocaching treasure (cache) is hidden, which is usually a film canister or a Tupperware box with logbook and trade items. On the relevant pages as http://www.geocaching.com/ the caches with coordinates and clues are listed. Often there is this also a few tourist explanations. With the GPS part is the coordinates and looks after the hiding there. In contrast to the orienteering is not the Finding the right Postions Nahsuche but the biggest problem. According seem most caches only a few hundred yards from parking facilities to be removed. Nevertheless, we find new, attractive places. 
The anticipated combined with running, there will be probably less, because the GPS is also part rather clumsy and I use the card without glasses can hardly. It's fun anyway. Notes of a Hunter's Schnitzel:: When I started this entertaining book by Bernhard Hoëcker With Geocaching served back to nature.
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