Have you heard of the giant urban treasure hunt in Wrocław, Poland? No, we’re not talking about geocaching!
Peeking out from street corners, windowsills, bridges, and alleyways of Wrocław, tiny bronze dwarves are a quirky attraction for locals and visitors alike. More than 1,000 mischievous dwarves are hiding, each with its own personality and story, just waiting to be found. One dwarf, however, has a secret mission.
What better way to give back to your community than by hosting or attending a Cache In Trash Out® (CITO) Event in 2026?
We’re kicking off our 2026 Geocache of the Week series with a twist, quite literally!
History, craftsmanship, and geocaching are spun together at Danke Prora 2013 (GC47NWY).
Los geocachers se reunieron una vez más para celebrar la comedia, el drama y la emoción del geocaching en la pantalla grande.
El Festival Internacional de Cine de Geocaching nos recuerda que el geocaching consiste en las experiencias compartidas y universales que ofrece. Las historias de geocaching se comparten en toda la comunidad global de geocaching, sin importar en qué idioma firmes la hoja de registro.
Once again, geocachers came together to celebrate the comedy, drama, and heart-pounding action of geocaching on the big screen.
The Geocaching International Film Festival reminds us that geocaching is about the shared, universal experiences it offers. The stories of geocaching are translatable across the entire global geocaching community, no matter what language you sign the log sheet.
