This month’s spotlight brings us to the tiny town of Vining, Minnesota, in the American Midwest. In the 2020 census, Vining registered a population of 62 people, but don’t be deceived by that number. This small town is home to a collection of large sculptures that make it well worth a visit. And lucky for you explorers, there is an Adventure, The Whimsical Sculptures Of Ken Nyberg, at the Nyberg Sculpture Park, that guides you through the artwork.
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We’re not clowning around with this geocache! Join us as we find the brightest geocache, Woodie Ruilstation “De Clown” (GC9BE96), this week’s Geocache of the Week!
Cache In Trash Out® (CITO) Events are a unique way for geocachers to give back to their communities by improving outdoor spaces. As the 2024 CITO Season 2 comes to a close, it’s only fitting that we highlight some of the fantastic work CITO hosts put into their Events.
Canadian geocacher and CITO superhero Madill shares their advice on how to host a seamless CITO Event and keep your community clean.
The KGB 3 experience was far more than just a Mega-Event—it was a multi-day geocaching adventure, featuring eight events over five days. I had the opportunity to attend six of these events, including the Mega-Event (GCAFKGB) and was so impressed. It’s hard to believe that a team of just 10 people (the KempenseGeoBuddies, KGB for short) could coordinate such a variety of activities so smoothly, let alone manage all eight with such attention to detail. I could go on at length about all of these events, I’ll focus on one to give you a sense of what made their third Mega-Event, KGB 3, so special. Continue reading →
Check out these incredibly creative rock-inspired geocaches. You won’t want to take these five geocaches for ‘granite.’ These videos on the Geocaching YouTube channel are among the best, and believe us when we say you won’t want to miss a second!
