Geocaching is delightful because of the people who play it — adventure-seekers, makers, parents, astronauts and (sometimes) celebrities. Read their stories.
Did you know that the first Multi-Cache (GC1E) was placed on June 11, 2000, in Stone Mountain, Georgia? Since then, thousands of Multi-Caches have been hidden around the world by geocachers like you.
A Multi-Cache includes at least one stage in addition to the physical final container with a logbook. The posted coordinates for a Multi-Cache are the first stage. At each stage, the geocacher gathers information that leads them to the next stage or to the final container. Continue reading →
Check out these five fun food-themed geocaching videos! These videos on the Geocaching YouTube channel are among the best, and believe us when we say you won’t want to miss a second! Continue reading →
Nestled outside of busy Toronto, there is a special geocache that ticks several boxes: charming, unique, and bold!
Hidden in plain sight on Toronto’s Ward’s Island, this cache invites you into a world of color, creativity, and community spirit. Geocaching is anything but mundane, and this Geocache of the Week, Bridge Boutique (GCXCEX), is no exception!
As we celebrate 25 years of geocaching, we’ve been reflecting on the incredible ways that this hobby brings us together. Through adventure, creative collaboration, and community, these 25 years have been magical.
From the thrill of a first hide to the joy of finding community, a large part of this wouldn’t be possible without the volunteers who play a major role to make it all happen. Continue reading →
Meeting Friends returned to Frauenfeld for its fourth iteration. This time, it had a new event location, and a new icon. Inspired by the 2023 announcement that Event hosts could choose between the Mega-Event or Block-Party icon, the team behind Meeting Friends decided to revive this beloved Event. Within four days of the Event’s publication (GCAJRTR), 600 “will attend” logs had been posted. Given the number of expected attendees, the organizing team decided to pivot and booked the historic Festhalle Rüegerholz. Continue reading →
