Geocaching is delightful because of the people who play it — adventure-seekers, makers, parents, astronauts and (sometimes) celebrities. Read their stories.
Faith may move mountains, but the chance for an epic find can move a geocacher to the peak of an active volcano. This is definitely true for this week’s Geocache of the Week hidden in Japan—Mount Fuji 【富士山】, GC3PTTR.
You may have noticed you have a brand new cache owner dashboard! This exciting tool gives you easy access to information on your hides, making owning a geocache easier than ever before.
But what if you don’t own a geocache? You might be wondering where to start. Well, we’ve compiled our top tried and true steps for hiding your first cache.
Happy hiding!
Whether you think of geocaching as a game, activity, or hobby, you can always improve your skills. No matter if you’re a creative type or analytic, read on to learn about five hobbies that will make you a better geocacher. Bonus! You can also combine these hobbies with geocaching!
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These are the most Favorited Multi-Caches on each continent! A Multi-Cache always involves two or more locations, where the final location is a physical container with a logbook inside. There are many variations, but typically once at the first stage, cachers receive a clue to the whereabouts of the second stage. The second stage has a clue for the third, and so on.
This is the second in a new series about the most Favorited geocaches on each continent. Stay tuned next month for our next installment, and be sure to check out last month’s most Favorited EarthCaches! Are you ready to take a whirlwind Multi-Cache tour around the world? Let’s go!
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Mo pirate started geocaching in 2007 after being introduced to it by his wife, Sho me da cache, and has been hooked ever since. He has an impressive number of finds, but as he told Geocaching HQ, making and placing caches is what keeps him engaged with the game. Over the years he has created and hidden 390 geocaches that have collectively gathered over 3300 Favorite points.
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