In celebration of the Year of the Hide, Geocaching HQ is talking to geocachers far and wide about the delight of hiding geocaches and what to consider when placing your latest cache.
Geocachers come from a variety of backgrounds and levels of mobility. To recognize the beautiful diversity within the geocaching community, we spoke with Norwegian community volunteer reviewer Poltrona Polaris, who uses a wheelchair, to learn about the joys and challenges of geocaching in a wheelchair.
Leaves fall, seedlings sprout, and calendar pages flip.🌿🍂
A new season brings renewed vitality, energy, and new goals! Have you made your geocaching goals for the season?
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Welcome to Lago di Rèsia, an Italian lake just 3 miles (5 km) from a fascinating mountain tripoint: the meeting of Italy, Austria, and Switzerland. Although peaceful today, the region was once home to furious construction as part of Italy’s wartime defenses in World War II.
Although some are lost to the sands of time, numerous bunkers remain, some with geocaches ready to be found. So strap on your wading boots and switch on your headlamp; we’re diving into GC2MEFR “Vieni dentro, guarda fuori.” (Come inside, look outside) for our Geocache of the Week!
👑 Ready to find treasure in the Treasure State? 👑
Welcome to Missoula, Montana, a lush yet rugged western town with national forests in almost every direction. A challenging D5 cache awaits you.
Can you spot this magnetic marvel? 🔎 Test your geo-senses with “Under Pressure,” our latest Geocache of the Week (GC1GPAB).
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En nuestra última entrevista con un propietario de cachés, hablamos con wonkoo1 de Corea del sur. Geocacher desde 2014, ¡wonkoo1 es un propietario prolífico con un total de 470 cachés escondidos! Sus escondites cruzan todo el país y permiten a los jugadores el recorrer gran parte de Corea del Sur buscando, simplemente, sus cachés.
Continúa leyendo para saber más sobre los inicios de wonkoo1 en el geocaching, sus consejos y trucos y ¡algunos de sus geocachés favoritos! Continue reading →
