Geocaching is delightful because of the people who play it — adventure-seekers, makers, parents, astronauts and (sometimes) celebrities. Read their stories.
If you’ve been playing the Wonders of the World, you may have already filled your passport with stamps from the Ancient and Modern Wonders.
But did you know that there are real geocaches at the locations of the Wonders? Keep reading to discover the real caches placed at the Wonders. And don’t forget to find all fourteen Ancient and Modern Wonders to earn three new souvenirs!
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As you may know, there are a number of duplicate pages on Geocaching.com. For example, the old/new profile page, the old/new dashboard, and the old/new logging flow, to name a few. In this blog, you’ll learn why duplicate pages come into being, why some have not yet been retired, and our future plans.
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Caching for 16 years, Annie Love (username Love) has enjoyed caching adventures and meeting community members all over the world. She began working at Geocaching HQ in 2007, working at the front desk before there even was a front desk. Nowadays, Annie manages the API and Trackables programs and is known for caching in flip flops whenever the conditions allow!
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These are the most Favorited Mystery Caches on each continent. A Mystery Cache may involve complicated puzzles that you will first need to solve to determine the correct coordinates. Mystery/Puzzle Caches often become the staging ground for new and unique geocaches that do not fit in another category.
This is the fourth in a series about the most Favorited geocaches on each continent. Stay tuned next month for our next installment, and be sure to check out the previous versions of the most Favorited Virtuals, EarthCaches, and Multi-Caches. Ready to get your Sherlock Holmes on? Why, it’s elementary, dear cachers!
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Geocaching can often take you tromping through fields or poking around lamp posts in parking lots, but that doesn’t mean geocachers shy away from places that showcase arts and culture. From France, to Russia, to Argentina, if you’re looking for a way to convince your travel partner to find a cache, these are great options to start with! Here are five famous art museums you didn’t know had geocaches nearby.
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