Whether you’re about to find your first geocache or your ten-thousandth, you’ve come to the right place to learn more about the game.
Have you ever found a geocache that is in rough shape? Have you wanted to report that a geocache needs maintenance but you are unsure how to alert the cache owner?
We have an easy way to help you decide which log to use to report a geocache for maintenance.
You’ve hidden your first geocache and you’re thinking to yourself, now what? One of the most important parts of owning your own geocache is properly maintaining it. To help keep your geocache alive and well after publication here are six tips and tricks to best maintain your geocache.
It’s a time of change right now: seasons, temperatures, landscapes. In the southern hemisphere, winter is making way for the abundance of spring and our northern hemisphere friends are entering the grounding season of autumn. So, why not join in this transformation and switch up your geocaching habits? From Adventures to improved search tools, here are three ways to join this season of transformation with geocaching. Which one will you try?
Les amis sont précieux en géocaching pour un tas de raisons — ils peuvent offrir une deuxième paire d’yeux pour chercher une cache, distraire les moldus qui se trouvent à proximité, ou bien encore avoir dans leur sac l’outil qui sera nécessaire. La liste est longue ! Et s’il est facile de voir les avantages des amis géocacheurs lorsque vous êtes sur le terrain, il y a aussi des avantages à ajouter des amis sur Geocaching.com.
Geocaching friends are handy for lots of reasons—they offer a second pair of eyes looking for the cache, they can distract any muggles nearby, or maybe they brought that special tool of the trade. The list goes on! It’s easy to see the benefits of geocaching friends when you’re out in the field, but there are also benefits to adding friends on Geocaching.com.
