October marks a month full of special deliveries and spooky adventures. Every October 1, World Postcard Day celebrates the first postcard. Later in the month, things get eerie as the world embraces Halloween. Both recognize curiosity and connection to the unknown.
Let’s go on an extraterrestrial adventure to write log entries and send trackables on their journey through space and time.
Repeat after us: “I love geocaching,” “I love geocaching,” “I love geocaching!”
That was easy. Now, let’s step up the difficulty level. Are you ready for the next challenge?
This geocache looks like something out of a Dr. Seuss book, 100H20 (GCMJR4). Colorful, unusual, and intriguing are just a few words to describe the sites found at this geocache in Vienna, Austria.
A sneaky lock near Barcelona’s famous Sagrada Família.
Barcelona’s Sagrada Família is one of the world’s most celebrated architectural masterpieces. Just steps from Gaudí’s soaring towers, a clever 3D-printed geocache hides in plain sight, ready to surprise visitors.
Why don’t T. rexes ever log their geocache finds? Because they can’t reach the Logbook.
This week, we’re bringing you a mystery gadget cache that is likely to give you a chuckle. An exceptionally creative geocache, this prehistoric dino dude needs your help to get to the log sheet.
