We highlight special geocaches from around the world each week—and what a year it’s been! We saw a fantastic variety of geocaches, ranging from a well-engineered Multi-Cache hidden in Poland, a handcrafted Letterbox Hybrid in Canada, an epic journey to a hobbit hole in New Zealand, to a video game-inspired cache in Germany, and many more.
We looked at the geocaches you liked most on our blog, Facebook, and Twitter to assemble a list of the top 9 to share. Let us know your favorites:
The closer you look for a cache, the more details you’ll see. At first glance, you may see a rock, but the longer you look at it, the more you realize it’s not just a boulder; it’s a… house!? Join us as we journey back to “LAMEIRINHA,” a cache we showcased almost ten years ago and are revisiting as this week’s Geocache of the Week (GC16670).
With another trip around the sun almost complete, we reflect on all of the challenges and triumphs we’ve overcome. Geocaching allows us the time to get outside and appreciate the natural beauty that’s right outside our front door. This year offered us another opportunity to explore the great outdoors and find a way to refresh ourselves when times were tough. Geocaching is one of the many great options for all who opt outside.
Located in South Holland, a miniature escape room awaits all who are up for a challenge. Many levels of doors and locks carefully guard this cache, and only the most skilled cachers can get in. This week’s Geocache of the Week, ESCAPE KOFFER !!! (GC90Q8M) waits for its next challenger. Are you up for the test?
🎱 A game within a game? Let that sink in! (Video below) 🎱
In the outskirts of Limburg, Belgium, a “Mystery” surrounds the game of snooker, like the name of the cache. This cache is full of snooker knowledge and history. To find the final location of the cache, you must answer 12 snooker-related questions.
