Today, we released a new country/regional souvenir for the Cayman Islands. If you have found a geocache in the Cayman Islands, you automatically receive the souvenir on your profile.
The Cayman Islands are a group of three islands in the western Caribbean Sea. The islands are actually the peaks of an underwater mountain range, with steep sides that are completely vertical in some places.
It’s a time of change right now: seasons, temperatures, landscapes. In the southern hemisphere, winter is making way for the abundance of spring and our northern hemisphere friends are entering the grounding season of autumn. So, why not join in this transformation and switch up your geocaching habits? From Adventures to improved search tools, here are three ways to join this season of transformation with geocaching. Which one will you try?
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So, you’ve found a trackable! As many geocachers have said before, “Wow! But what’s next?”
Although the world of trackables can be intimidating, there’s no need to worry. We’ve assembled the definitive beginner’s guide to trackables so you know just what to do!
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“The mountains are calling & I must go.” – John Muir
Although there are now over three million active geocaches, only a select few stand above the rest and can claim they’re hidden at the highest possible point in a given country. In May of 2003, such a cache was placed in the northern reaches of the United Kingdom and has since been logged by over 2,400 brave adventurers. So pack your climbing gear and join us as we travel to the summit of Ben Nevis in Scotland for GCG6XD – Britain’s highest Geocache!
