Signal moves to a new labyrinth on August 1

Signal continues his journey through the mysterious land of labyrinths. The way out of the swamp is finally in sight, but the path leads to a mysterious cave. When Signal looks closely at the cave entrance, he can just make out two bright eyes belonging to a troll that calls the cave home. Signal needs your help to get past the troll and continue his quest! Geocachers have until August 1 at noon UTC to escape the swamp before our trek through the cave begins. Continue reading →

Geocaching World Record 2022

We know that amazing things happen when the geocaching community comes together. On August 20, 2022 (yes, that’s International Geocaching Day) we are calling all geocachers to break the record for most explorers out caching or on an Adventure in a single day.

This is an ambitious goal! The record we are trying to break has been in place since August 11, 2013! It will take every one of you, your family, your friends, and maybe even your neighbors, but with the power of the incredible global geocaching community, we’re sure we can break it! Continue reading →

Get Ready for Sasquatch® Trackables!

In celebration of exploring the great outdoors, Geocaching has teamed up with Jack Link’s Protein Snacks to release 5,000 limited-edition Sasquatch® trackables across the country. In addition to searching for Sasquatch® in the wild, you have a chance to win free jerky for a year during The Great Jerky Hunt sweepstakes by Jack Link’s! Continue reading →

The next phase of Signal’s Labyrinth begins on June 6

With the help of geocachers around the world, Signal the Frog® is navigating through the enchanted forest and can finally see a way out. However, many challenges lie ahead before he can finally make it back to HQ. Just beyond the forest is a murky swamp shrouded in mist. Can you help Signal find his way through the swamp and get closer to HQ? Geocachers have until June 6 at noon UTC to escape the enchanted forest before our journey through the swamp begins. Continue reading →