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.
Now that you know the ins and outs of geocaching, it’s time to hide a geocache of your own.
After finding geocaches of different types and sizes, you might be wondering what it takes to hide one yourself. Check out our five quick tutorials to help you hide and maintain a geocache on the Geocaching YouTube channel!
Maintenant que vous vous êtes familiarisé avec le geocaching, il est temps de poser votre propre géocache.
Après avoir trouvé des géocaches de différents types et de différentes tailles, vous vous demandez peut-être comment faire pour en poser une vous-même. Consultez nos cinq tutoriels rapides pour vous aider à poser et à entretenir une géocache sur la chaine YouTube Geocaching !
Now that you know how to search for geocaches, it’s time to take your geocaching to the next level.
Knowing some of the ins and outs of geocaching helps make a successful outing. Check out our five quick tutorials to help you know what to do after you find a geocache on the Geocaching YouTube channel! Continue reading →
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 →
Starting June 10, geocachers will have two new Treasure collections to complete, Event mementos and Planets.
To start collecting Treasures in Event mementos, geocachers must first complete Classic trackables. To start collecting Treasures in Planets, geocachers must first complete Mystery books. Continue reading →
