Il n’y a pas de meilleure façon de célébrer notre incroyable jeu qu’avec 50 000 de vos amis les plus proches ! C’est bien ça, 50 000 de toi, plus toi, plus toi, plus toi, et tous au même endroit. Imaginez que Woodstock rencontre l’Oktoberfest, dans une collaboration épique si importante que nous ne puissions organiser qu’un seul Tera-Event par an.
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Adam is the Adventure Lab® Support Manager at Geocaching HQ. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, you can find him diving for dig in sand volleyball, playing the baritone sax, or lacing up his boots to cache on a PNW hike.
HQ Announces a new Event Cache type!
There’s no better way to celebrate our incredible game than with 50,000 of your closest friends! That’s right, 50,000 of you, you, you, you, and you all in one location. Think Woodstock meets Oktoberfest, in an epic collaboration so big that we can only facilitate one Tera-Event a year.
The Two Towers — Geocache of the Week
- Traditional Cache
- GC3RJCY
- by Burrentracker
- Location:
- Ireland
- N 52° 56.694 W 009° 28.161
As much of the world prepares to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, we reflect on the joys of geocaching in Ireland! Its gorgeous scenery and stunning natural wonders provide a backdrop for even the most seasoned explorer. Travel with us as we journey to Ireland’s majestic west coast in our Geocache of the Week: The Two Towers (GC3RJCY).
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Escape from Alcatraz — Geocache of the Week
2022 is the Year of the Hide! To honor Virtual Caches and the unforgettable destinations where they lead us, we venture to Alcatraz Island in the San Francisco Bay for a trip to America’s most famous prison. Alcatraz Island combines natural beauty with a complex past of incarceration and civil rights protests. Let’s roll back the clock and visit “The Rock” for our Geocache of the Week: Escape From Alcatraz (GCF7A2).
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Anuncio para 2022 Cache In Trash Out® (CITO)
Cache In Trash Out® (CITO) es una iniciativa medioambiental apoyada por la comunidad de geocaching. Desde 2002, CITO ha permitido a los geocachers restaurar y embellecer espacios urbanos y naturales. En ese tiempo, se han registrado más de 536.000 asistentes a más de 29.000 eventos en los que los geocachers ayudaron a mejorar el medio ambiente. Continue reading →
