2017 war ein tolles Jahr für’s Geocaching: wir feierten 3 Millionen aktive Geocaches, gingen mit Signal dem FroschⓇ in der ganzen Wellt geocachen und haben den verlorenen Piratenschatz der Mary Hyde gesucht. Aber jetzt ist es Zeit, nach vorn zu schauen.
2017 has been a fun year for geocaching: we celebrated 3 Million Active Geocaches, went geocaching around the globe with Where’s Signal the FrogⓇ, and found pirate booty with The Lost Treasure of Mary Hyde. But it’s time to start looking ahead.
How big is the universe? Why are we here? What would geocaching be like without cache owners?
These are questions that we do not know the answers to. What we know for sure is, that geocaching would not be here without the universe, you, and dedicated geocachers who create and hide geocaches. This is why we have added several features to the updated Geocaching.com Dashboard to make maintaining a geocache easier and owning one more delightful.
The Berea Chamber of Commerce GeoTour has been earning Favorite points since its launch in October 2016. This year promises to be even more exciting and offer even more exploration. Come to Berea for the fun, but stay in Berea to explore!
Hanover is the capital city of Lower Saxony. The city is known for its quaint aesthetic, world class events, and the Eilenriede — a forest in the middle of the city that is twice the size of Central Park in New York City. The Geoheimnisse der Region Hannover GeoTour (GT31) hosts 75 unique gadget caches with a total of almost 10,000 Favorite points — that’s an average of 135 Favorite points per cache! If you’ve seen the caches for yourself it’s no mystery why this GeoTour has the second-most Favorite Points in the world.
