I will keep an eye on this thread as I'm intrested in getting into this myself

 

I've only used C:geo and Geobeagle. C:geo is excellent of you like to keep things simple.

I must confess I had not heard of the two apps you mentioned and after checking the Market I was stunned at the number of caching apps now available.

 

Another vote for c:geo. I still prefer using my satmap but that is just habitand a preference for OS maps . Using me Desire and c:geo on the off chance occasionally demonstrates that it is more than capable of doing the job

 

Why don't you just use Google Tracks and export your route?

 

Thanks, I shall give that a go.

 

I Find C:Geo works Great with the Desire and is very acurate.. All it needs now is offline support!

 

WoW-- I didnt realize geocaching.com and c:geo had an issue as c:geo advertises itself as compatible with geocaching.com. I had not heard of anyone being banned for using it. It is an excellent program.

 

I've used c:geo and it is really good. Seemed to be accurate to the metre when I went digging around at my local cache! didn't realise it was some sort of off-piste product though. Not too fussed as I'm not that serious about it. The compass setting on it is ace.

 

I believe that c:geo falls foul of geocaching.coms t&cs because it scrapes cache data from the site and then formats it so it is more suitable for the small display on your phone. Most other apps link to the website for info which is a complete pita.