Here is a sneak peek at the next #geocaching15 souvenir from your Geocaching Co-Pilot:
To earn this souvenir, attend a CITO Event or log an EarthCache before September 2.
Category: Geocaching15
The Quest for the Oldest Unfound Geocache in Washington
Watch a Geocaching HQ’er Take On a 5/5 FTF Challenge
About 4 hours from Geocaching HQ in Seattle, sitting atop Liberty Bell Mountain is Tensegrity on Liberty (GC1G5BY), the oldest unfound geocache in Washington State. The reason it remains unfound? It’s a Difficulty 5, Terrain 5 geocache that requires a long hike, a scramble and 400 feet of fifth-class technical climbing.
In our new video, Geocaching HQ’er Derek, along with a muggle friend, attempts to be the FTF and earn the new Geocaching Road Trip ‘15 Let’s Get Extreme souvenir. You’ll probably recognize him from some of our other videos, but outside of (trying to) act and writing things for Geocaching.com, Derek is an avid rock climber. Watch the new video to see if they make it.
[vimeo https://vimeo.com/134247543]
Inspired to find a T5/D5 geocache? Visit the new geocache search page to find one near you.
Sneak Peek: Let’s Get Extreme
Rev Your Engines: Let’s Get Extreme
Are you ready to push yourself to the limits? To earn this next Geocaching Road Trip ’15 souvenir, you’ll need to find a D5 or T5 geocache by September 2. And of course, here’s your sneak peek at the glory that awaits you:
So what’s it going to be? Find T5 geocaches or D5 geocaches.
Sneak Peek: Meet Your Road Trip Crew
Time for a Pit-Stop: Meet Your Road Trip Crew
The next Geocaching Road Trip ’15 souvenir is here! From July 3 – September 2, you can earn a souvenir by attending any Geocaching Event (excluding CITO events). Here’s a sneak peek from your co-pilot at the latest souvenir:
Go here to find events near you. Have fun out there!
Geocaching Road Trip ‘15 – Geocachers Conquer the Alps
Geocachers celebrate 15 Years of Geocaching by embarking on a grand geocaching adventure
You may followed them here on the official Geocaching blog: Three brave geocachers recently embarked on a journey across the Alps on foot. Alexander Monsky (Berufsgeocacher), Tim Krüger (psycho_vm) and Benjamin Gorentschitz (MudMen_GER) finally made it across and have returned home feeling happy and exhausted.
