New to Geocaching.

[RazorbackGeek]

Greetings fellow geocachers, I am new to this and only have 3 under my belt thus far. However I have seen at leat 7 cache's throughout the state of Arkansas. So far all I have found have been within the city limits of Fayetteville. I would like to broaden my search eventually, weather permitting.

Thanks!

[The_Griswolds]

Hi and Welcome!

My advice is to start with some easy ones. Look for regular size containers with a difficulty of 2 or less. Save the micros until you have a few under your belt.

We were up that way just after Christmas and enjoyed Beware of Bear, Hidden Falls, Chapel of Love 2, Ruins of Monte Ne, Park Springs and especially Natural Dam, which is a little south of there. All were easy finds with fairly easy terrain. Also, there are a lot of good caches in Fort Smith. The Burns Park and Fort Chaffey area will be good for beginners, especially if you have kids.

Don't be afraid to log a Did Not Find. We all do and it lets the owner know there might be a problem. Also, all cache owners appreciate reading about your cache experience in the on line log.

Ask all the questions you want, that's what we're here for. The general boards at the top of the page get more action than the regional ones, so you might want to post there.

Clark W Griswold
Russellville

[thenaturenurd]

I have a couple over here at the park I work for. Both are pretty easy finds. Im not too far from Fayetteville (30 minutes) so if you need any help holler...I will prob be in Fay some this weekend doing some caching.

Craig
Huntsville, AR

Here are the links for my caches...

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_de ... 073889d973

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_de ... c6cbc18951

[arkansas_stickerdude]

I work in Fayetteville 5 days a week and am free if you need any help also you can contact me at 479-461-9295 this is my cell and never leaves my side. Also welcome. There is a lot of information on the www.tri-stategeocachers.com site also.

[RuffRidr]

I live in Lowell, which is just north of you. You might have already found a cache of mine or two. If you need any help or have got some questions, don't hesitate to contact me. Its great to see some new cachers in the area.

--RuffRidr

[GEO]

And if you really want and adventure look my way,soon as you get that far away SW Missouri.

A couple easy one,s
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache...e-f534e8c4ef1b

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache...2-8f9601ea254d

UPCOMING EVENT
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache...a-8d509f578dc0

[MrsGeoark]

Welcome from the Central Arkansas area. Everyone is great help to you. Just holler out.
Mrs. Geoark

[Gaddiel]

Hey RazorbackGeek! Welcome to ArkGeo! Hope you enjoy the site as much as I do. These are a great bunch of people, so don't be afraid to ask questions. I'm sure there is someone here who can help you or point you in the right direction.

[NeedForSpeed3685]

I live in Lowell, which is just north of you. You might have already found a cache of mine or two. If you need any help or have got some questions, don't hesitate to contact me. Its great to see some new cachers in the area.

--RuffRidr

I'm in Lowell also! I'll begin Geocaching very soon, as I don't have a handheld quite yet. I'm very interesting in the "sport"!