How to hone your Geo-Senses

They say practice makes perfect, and this is especially true when it comes to geocaching. Have you ever been caching with an experienced cacher and they already have the cache in hand while you’re still reading the description?

Well, the reason experienced cachers are so effective is they’ve honed their Geo-Senses by finding hundreds, maybe even thousands of caches. They’ve become accustomed to seeing certain things that point them to the hiding spot. Keep reading to find out how you, too, can develop your Geo-Senses!

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What’s the difference? Geocaching souvenirs, badges, and trackable icons

Do you know the difference between geocaching souvenirs, badges, and icons? They’re all virtual pieces of art for geocachers to earn, collect, and show off. However, each serves a different purpose in different parts of your Geocaching profile.

Souvenirs: where or when you cache.
Badges: what you accomplish.
Trackable Icons: trackables you move or discover.

Let’s break it down.

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Minions House — Geocache of the Week

Traditional Cache
GC63FB8
by MADcreations
Difficulty:
2
Terrain:
1.5
Location:
Arquipélago da Madeira, Portugal
N 32° 39.889 W 016° 56.153

People love geocaching for many different reasons. Some are drawn to it because of their love of discovery and solving puzzles, others by the warm geocaching community, and some love geocaching because of the creativity on display in unique hides. This week’s Geocache of the Week, Minions House (GC63FB8), is a dream come true for all geocachers who fall into that last category.

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Geocaching for homeschoolers

Looking for ways to keep your kids engaged in your back to school plans? Well, you’re in luck! Geocaching is a great way to give kids hands-on experience with science, writing, physical education, reading comprehension, and even fine motor skills.

Here are some fun and unique ways you can get back to school geocaching style. Let’s get ready to make mistakes, get messy, and go geocaching!

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