How to Treasure Hunt in Northeastern Florida
Treasure hunting is an activity and adventure for individuals or families. The Treasure Net website explains that there are treasure sites and locations throughout the United States. Treasure hunting can include search for metals, stones, relics, jewels, fossils and archeological findings. The northeastern portion of Florida has a variety of locations where treasure hunting can take place. In order to participate in a treasure hunt there are certain steps that should be followed before and during the adventure.
Things You'll Need
- Treasure hunt location
- Permission to be on the property
- GPS
- Metal detector
- Compass
- Map
- Digging tools
Instructions
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Visit the Northeast Florida Geocachers Association or Geocaching websites in order to learn more about treasure hunting. Geocaching is a form of treasure hunting that uses GPS technology in order to find treasures by using coordinates that are posted online. Access the location of a particular treasure before going on the treasure hunt. You will need a GPS in order to complete the process.
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Use the coordinates, a compass and a map to find the treasure's location. You may need to use a metal detector or digging tools in order to locate the hidden treasure.
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Report the discovery of the item online so that other hunters will know that the treasure has been located. The Geocaching website has treasure hunting adventures for beginners as well as advanced explorers.
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Find additional treasure hunting options in northeastern Florida. Amelia Island is one location that hosts geocaching adventures. The remote island was designed for treasure hunting and explorations.
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Tips & Warnings
Make sure that the treasure hunting location is authorized for public use. The Geocaching website has strict regulations for the placement of treasures so that the treasure hunters will be on land that is not private property. Be sure to check and follow any specific regulations.
