Ready, set, stamp! Grab your postcards and load those coordinates.
Whether you’re planning to gather with your local geocaching community at a World Postcard Day-themed event or hunting for a Letterbox Hybrid, there are plenty of ways to be creative and join the celebration this year.
Along the shores of Washington’s Hood Canal, the Union River winds through wetlands and estuary habitat where salmon, wildlife, and geocachers all share the landscape.
At the Salmon Center in Belfair, visitors might expect to encounter wild flora and fauna and the obvious: salmon. But something big is hiding among its peaceful surroundings, and we mean big. B.R.T. (GC7Q4F0) proves that finding the cache can be the easy part.
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Long before geocaching built an entire community, the mailbox was another way to discover the world and connect with others.
This year’s International Geocaching Day celebrations are inspired by the wonder of the aurora dancing across the night sky, but there’s another kind of light that shines year-round in our community: The spark of discovery created every time a new geocache appears on the map.
Whether it’s your very first hide or your 50th, hiding a geocache has the power to inspire countless adventures. You can showcase a favorite trail, highlight a local landmark, challenge fellow geocachers with a clever puzzle, or simply give fellow geocachers a reason to explore somewhere new.
Some geocaches lead you to new places. Others celebrate a milestone.
absa. 75 amagats.(dejen la llave en su sitio) (GCBPM33) pays homage to an achieved personal goal for cache owner, absa75: reaching and never exceeding 75 active hides. It’s a celebration of quality and quantity, as well as a lasting tribute to the joy they’ve brought to the geocaching community.
