Join us for a virtual road trip down North Dakota’s Enchanted Highway! A 32-mile stretch of highway known for the world’s largest scrap metal sculptures may not sound enchanting, but just wait until you see some of these works of art.

Sculptor Gary Greff Gary began his first artwork, the giant Tin Family, in 1990, and is responsible for all seven of the sculptures along the route. Of course, you didn’t think there would be sites this cool without geocaches, did you?! Keep reading to explore four geocaches along the Enchanted Highway.

If you’re tall or small, if you’re green or blue, there is a cache that is best suited for you. With Attribute Search, it has become easier to find just those caches. To curate a list of some of the best caches for kids, we filtered by the attribute Recommended for kids, sorted our results by Favorite points, and picked different locations to give you some of the best caches for our youngest geocachers.

As Halloween creeps closer, so do the creepy geocaches. Well not literally, we hope! If you’ve gotten caught in geocaching’s web, here are five ways to turn everyday recycled items into spooky caches that are sure to delight…or fright! Would you consider these geocaches a trick or treat?

Regular geocaching plays an important role in maintaining a positive outlook, sufficient levels of daily fun, and promoting good times for all. The more we geocache, the more we hone our geo-senses, and the more smileys we earn! It’s a win-win if you ask us (and we’re not biased at all). So, here are five ways to add geocaching to your day.