Owning a geocache is one of the most rewarding parts of the game. Cache owners have to find the perfect location, craft the best camouflage, narrate thoughtful stories on the cache page, and so much more. But, sometimes, even the best cache owners struggle, or some may even have well-kept secrets about what their cache ownership looks like. Here are a few informative and funny moments cache owners are guilty of doing and confessed to us:
Category: Community
Geocaching is delightful because of the people who play it — adventure-seekers, makers, parents, astronauts and (sometimes) celebrities. Read their stories.
Meet Tracker
We all know Signal the Frog®, but have you met Tracker the Geo-Pup?
Today we would like to introduce you to Signal’s best friend and favorite geocaching partner!
20th Anniversary Celebration Recap
On August 20, 2022, thousands of geocachers and explorers gathered in Seattle, Washington, to celebrate over 20 years of geocaching. In the works since 2019, we could hardly contain our excitement to meet everyone and host this Event.
We’re immeasurably thankful to the global geocaching community for making this possible. For those who couldn’t attend, here’s how the day’s activities unfolded:
Adventure Lab® Spotlight: Fukagawa Gourmet Walk (TOKYO）深川グルメ散歩
Fukagawa is a historic neighborhood in eastern Tokyo with a lot to offer. Travelers could spend a whole day there seeing impressive temples, visiting a museum about Japan’s Edo period, walking through spacious public parks, and enjoying views of the Sumida River. However, our focus today is the inexpensive and delicious food that you might enjoy in between sightseeing activities as part of the Adventure, Fukagawa Gourmet Walk (TOKYO）深川グルメ散歩. Continue reading →
Creative caches: Climbing caches
One of the many great things about geocaching is that it is a game that’s easy to pair with other activities. If you love puzzles, you can become a Mystery Cache expert. If you’re a social butterfly, you can host and attend Event Caches. If you love scaling rock faces and swinging on tree branches, there are caches for that too. A quick search for geocaches with the “Difficult climb” and “Climbing gear required” attributes reveals a special subset of caches that are sure to thrill any climbing cacher. Read on to see four examples of caches to climb for. Continue reading →
