Land ho! At long last, the journey named “2022” is fast approaching the port. Just like any voyage, the route was not always clear. Winds blew, waves rose, and the skies occasionally opened. Then again, how can we know sunshine without rain? Continue reading →
Category: Community
Geocaching is delightful because of the people who play it — adventure-seekers, makers, parents, astronauts and (sometimes) celebrities. Read their stories.
2022 geocaching gift guide
Gifts that make new moments: New swag or new experiences? Wrap up both this holiday season with the 2022 geocaching gift guide. We’ve narrowed it down to five gifts from Shop Geocaching that will upgrade any cache outing. However they explore, these gifts are designed not just to make geocaching adventures possible, but better. Plus, learn how to get a free holiday tag with your purchase! Continue reading →
New challenge December 5: Help Signal escape the castle
Signal’s head is spinning from finding his way through all the twists and turns of the hedge maze, but he and Tracker finally see the maze’s exit. They run toward it and escape the maze as night begins to fall. The exit of the maze opens onto the grounds of an old, stone castle where Signal’s next challenge awaits him. With the help of geocachers around the world, will Signal find his way through the castle? Geocachers have until December 5 at noon UTC to escape the hedge maze before Signal’s journey through the castle begins. Continue reading →
We are joining REI to #OptOutside this year
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.
Adventure Lab® Spotlight: Le polder Sebastopol
The island of Noirmoutier sits just off the coast of Brittany in northwest France. It is known for fine sand beaches, prized local salt and shellfish, and plants and animals that thrive in its wet and marshy terrain. Le polder Sebastopol, an Adventure in the island town of Barbatre, focuses on the natural landscape as it guides adventurers through a nature preserve on land reclaimed from the Atlantic Ocean. Put on your rubber boots and get ready to explore this special place. Continue reading →
