What a year it’s been, geocachers! 2022 was full of new hides, big celebrations, and exciting wins for the geocaching community. Even with so many months of jam-packed geocaching goodness, we still found time for some introspection.
We’re looking back at five personality quizzes from 2022 that helped determine your true geocaching personality.
*Ring, ring*
“If a telephone rings in the desert, and no one is there to answer…is it really there?”
This is the age-old question that many geocachers ask themselves after attempting our Geocache of the Week.
If you feel ready to answer the call, be sure to grab a hat and sunglasses as we trek into the desert for GC8FQX9 – “CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?”
Spooky season is officially here, and we couldn’t be more excited to re-share some of the creepiest caches we’ve seen in the past year.
From immaculate cache construction to small details like eerie audio, these cache owners are scary good!
Prepare to be spooked with these five spine-chilling, hair-raising, utterly frightening caches:
Do you hear the faint whistling sound in the wind? Can you feel the hairs raise on the back of your neck? Gather around, geocachers, as we share a story so horrifyingly haunted that it’ll spook your socks off!
Join us around the campfire as we share the legend of our Geocache of the Week, “Casket Cache” (GC3GJ82).
This is the tale of a secret hidden deep in the foggy mountains of Washington state, where only the brave of heart dare to venture. Will you be one of those brave souls?
Puede que el geocacher Bigguy In Texas no sea exactamente quien esperas al oír su nombre de usuario. Para empezar, ¡no es un chico! Sin embargo, su nombre de usuario refleja su gran presencia en la comunidad de geocaching de Texas. Con más de 1.500 geocachés escondidos y 133 eventos organizados, los geocachers de Texas la conocen bien.
Puesto que 2022 es el Año del Escondite, nos pusimos en contacto con Bigguy In Texas para hablar de todo lo relacionado con el geocaching. Sigue leyendo para saber cómo consiguió su nombre de usuario, su experiencia con el juego y consejos para los nuevos escondedores de cachés: Continue reading →
