Geocaching is a high-tech hide-and-seek game using a GPS unit. Anyone who has a GPS unit can participate in this fun activity. Join us! For more information, contact Toshi Ikagawa (the Geocaching Coordinator) at ikagawa@hawaii.edu.
 Windward CC Caches (Listed on Geocaching.com)
WCC Yellow Bucket (currently archived)
21. 40766 (N 21°24.460)
-157.81364 (W 157°48.818)
WCC Ho‘olaule‘a (currently archived)
21.40945 (N 21°24.567)
-157.81437 (W 157°48.862)
WCC Campus Tour #1 (currently archived)
N 21° 24.559’ (21.40932)
W 157° 48.713’ (-157.81188)
The hint for this multiple cache (that is, there is a series of caches that lead you to the final destination) is:
Lichen-splattered rock,
A thick bamboo grove, near a
White “House of Learning.”
We are also the guardian of Josefa Moe's "What a life" cache
21.35635 (N 21°21.381)
-157.76483 (W 157°45.890)
Library Resources
The WCC Library has a Geko GPS unit! You can check it out and go geocaching. If you'd like to plot your traveled truck on Google Earth (or on a GIS map), you can down load GPS data from the Geko unit to a PC using a PC interface cable, which is also available at the Library. Just ask for a "GPS unit" and "GPS unit PC interface cable" at the Library desk.
The Library also has many reference books on GPS, GIS and geocaching.
Other Resources
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