Math might need an adult's help, but the rest was a great walk across an area that the kids were very interested in!

Barking Dog Cache

Takes a bit of climbing around but fun for the kids to explore near a bridge!

Bridge to Terabithia

This was a safe spot for our kids (age 7 and 10) to explore, and we all knew pretty much what we were looking for.  The cache itself was found by an adult, but could have been found by a kid too.  We usually don't consider microcaches as kid favorites, but this one was such a kid-friendly location that we made an exception!

Geology 101

Though micros aren't usually our favorites, this one is close to a very cool park.  It's also easy enough for a kid to find, though the adult found it this time.

Kiwanis bridge

This was the first geocaching experience for our kids (then 6 and 8).  Although container was on the small side, it was definitely a triumphant find and a sentimental favorite for them.

Oliver's Geocache

A great kid-friendly, big container.  A kid actually found this one after we read the hint!  Good location for walking with kiddos, neat geography.

P's Hidden Cache

Nice exploration of a good area!  Easy to find, especially in early spring.

Ryerson's Woods

Easy for kids to spot, good size for little goodies.  Also, the kids loved playing around the stage nearby!

The Bard of Riverside

Near where one of my kids went to day care!  A largish container near the ground, not hard for kid eyes to spot.

Tomboys always a FTF Cache

Though it is a bit out in the woods, it is a great size for the kids to spot.  Don't let them dunk in the water!

Treasure Island

Very fun find, but kids will probably miss the clever container.  They insisted I add it to the list, though, because they always remember how cool it was.

West High Rocks

In early April, this is easily accessible for kids.  Not sure about other times of year, based on the description.  Easy to spot!

Winter Reading List

These are caches that we found that the kids really liked and that were appropriate to their level. Usually this meant that they were relatively easy to find, near the ground, in cool spots, and not micro-caches.  Kids were born in 2006 and 2009 so calculate accordingly!

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