We rely on the GPS (Global Positioning System) more than we think, it has transformed the way we live and the world around us. Our lives would be very different if we didn’t have the GPS technology we know and use daily; even geocaching falls into this category. This is all possible because of one bright day on May 2, 2000—or as geocachers call it—Blue Switch Day.
Category: Community
Geocaching is delightful because of the people who play it — adventure-seekers, makers, parents, astronauts and (sometimes) celebrities. Read their stories.
Geocaching in Japan – An Interview with ShinyOrbital
As we emerge into 2022, a lot of us find ourselves in a place of personal reflection, learning, or gratitude. One thing HQ is grateful for are geocaching communities around the world who always show us something unexpected and new about our humble game. Continue reading →
Geocache your way to wellness
Geocaching is often called a hobby, a game, or hide and seek for containers. These labels are all true, but after you really get into geocaching, you’ll find that those labels only scratch the surface of everything that geocaching is. For example, geocaching is also an essential part of many cachers’ wellness routines. In fact, a 2014 study from Texas A&M University found that geocachers reported fewer days of poor mental and physical health than the general public. Read on and learn how you can geocache your way to wellness. Continue reading →
Adventure Lab® Spotlight: Les Portes Fortifiées
For our latest Adventure Lab Spotlight, we’re heading to Canada to explore the historic stone fortifications of Quebec City with the Adventure, Les Portes Fortifiées. This captivating tour enchants imaginations with its old stone arches and ramparts, and expands minds as it reveals the history of the province of Quebec. Get ready to be taken back in time as you explore the Locations of this Adventure. Continue reading →
Pi Day 2022!
Happy Pi Day!
Much like pi, geocaching gives us seemingly infinite ways to explore and expand our horizons. Countless people know how unique today is, and it would be a pi-ty if we didn’t stop and appreciate the moment.
