No matter which hemisphere you call home, the June solstice marks a seasonal transition and a fresh start. From June 20–22, 2026, find and log any geocache, event, or Adventure Lab® Location to earn your June solstice souvenir.
Author: Phil Smith
Phil loves traveling, playing drums, and catching live music. He also enjoys geocaching with his dog pals.
No books in this box! — Geocache of the Week
What if a geocache wasn’t the main attraction—but part of something even more creative? This Geocache of the Week (GCACQY9) invites you to step up to a tiny gallery where art, community, and geocaching come together in one thoughtfully crafted experience.
Deputies, bring in those travel bugs — Geocache of the Week
- Multi-Cache
- GC45CZX
- by LittlePegasus
- Location:
- Arizona, United States
- N 33° 36.299′ W 111° 57.610′
This week’s Geocache of the Week, Deputies, bring in those travel bugs (GC45CZX), combining a short outdoor search with strong storytelling, a clear purpose, and a final location that geocachers are unlikely to forget. Saddle up, bring a trackable, and prepare to help the sheriff keep the peace.
This two-stage Multi-Cache invites geocachers to step into the Old West and help the local sheriff keep order in town. The mission is simple: bring a trackable, follow the clues, and deliver your “prisoner” to a one-of-a-kind jailhouse hide. Along the way, you’ll find creative details and a cache experience that has earned plenty of attention from the geocaching community.
Geocache of the Week Flashback Edition – Wellingtonie
- Traditional
- GCXGEX
- by Johannis10
- Location:
- Baden-Württemberg, Germany
- N 48° 45.024′ E 008° 42.600’
Discover a Geocache of the Week, Wellingtonia (GCXGEX), that blends natural history and adventure on the Wisdom Trail. With over 1,400 Favorite points, this cache highlights towering sequoias far from their natural habitat.
Celebrate International EarthCache Day 2025!
Earn the International EarthCache Day 2025 souvenir by visiting any EarthCache and completing the logging requirements from October 10 through October 12, 2025.
Since 2004, EarthCaches have encouraged geocachers to explore and celebrate our planet’s extraordinary geological features.
