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.
If you’ve ever been on a team or attended a workout class, you know that sometimes the thing you need to stay driven is the encouragement and support of your friends. Whether you want to stay motivated or inspire a friend to get outside, sticking together helps you meet your goals, enjoy friendly competition, and have more fun. That’s why giving a Premium membership is the perfect gift! Continue reading →
Geocaching has a unique way of introducing us to both physically and intellectually challenging puzzles, all while surrounding us with incredible scenery. Our Geocache of the Week brings us to Mauritius, an African island nation boasting impressive flora and fauna, radiant turquoise waters, and best of all, incredible geocaches. Grab your snorkel, water shoes, and sense of adventure for this aquatic Geocache of the Week: Sugar Beach (GC1YP8J).
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November is coming to a close and many geocachers have reached the peak of Kilimanjaro by finding geocaches and Adventures. For all who are still making the climb, you have until the first Monday of the month, December 6, 2021 at noon UTC to earn both souvenirs for Kilimanjaro. On Monday, December 6 noon UTC the Reach the Peak leaderboard will reset and we’ll head to Alaska to summit North America’s tallest peak, Denali. Continue reading →
When you want to go somewhere to see a beautiful view, there are some places that immediately jump to mind. Maybe you’ll head out to a geocache on a mountain peak that overlooks a lake, a skyscraper that gives a bird’s eye view of a city, or a hill that reveals a dazzling urban skyline. These are all great options, but if you’re a geocacher in the Catskill Mountains of Upstate New York, there is a different type of location you’ll want to visit for an impressive vista. Instead of taking an elevator to the top of a building, you’ll put on your hiking shoes and climb up five different fire towers as you complete the Catskill Fire Tower Challenge Adventure. Continue reading →
