Que ce soit lors d’un road trip geocaching à travers les Etats-Unis ou qu’ils habitent en bas de la rue, les géocacheurs adorent s’arrêter au Geocaching HQ pour signer le célèbre logbook, fêter un nouveau jalon, partager des histoires avec des géoamis, et voir par eux-mêmes où se crée toute la magie du géocaching.
Mais aujourd’hui, vous n’avez pas besoin de voyager vers Seattle parce que le HQ vient jusqu’à vous grâce à une visite virtuelle.
Egal ob während einer Rundreise durch das Land oder ob man um die Ecke wohnt, Geocacher lieben es, einen kurzen Halt im Geocaching-Hauptquartier einzulegen. Sei es um sich in das berühmte Logbuch einzutragen, einen Meilenstein zu feiern, Erlebnisse mit befreundeten Geocachern zu teilen oder um mit eigenen Augen zu sehen wo all die Geocaching-Magie passiert.
Aber heute musst Du keine Reise nach Seattle machen, denn das Hauptquartier kommt mit einer virtuellen Tour zu Dir.
One of the oldest and most popular geocaching challenges is the Jasmer Challenge. To complete the challenge, you must fill your Jasmer grid by finding caches placed in every month since geocaching began in May 2000. As of the time of this blog publication, there have been 222 months since the beginning of geocaching, which means you must find 222 caches to qualify.
The first Jasmer Challenge appeared in California in 2008 (GC1GBC1). It has since been duplicated all over the world. If you’re unclear on how the Jasmer Challenge works or want some tips on how to qualify, you found the right place.
Whether on a geocaching road trip across the country or living down the street, geocachers love to make a pit stop at Geocaching HQ to sign the famous logbook, celebrate a milestone, share stories with fellow geocachers, and see for themselves where all the geocaching magic happens.
But if you can’t make the trip out to Seattle HQ is coming to you with a Virtual Tour of the Visitor’s Center!
New Zealand has the highest density of sheep per unit area in the world, featuring a sheep to human ratio of seven to one. It is also a country full of stunning and diverse natural beauty ranging from jagged mountains to rolling pastures, providing the perfect backdrop for The Lord of the Rings movies. The country features active volcanic zones, picturesque beaches, fiords, and raging rivers. One of those rivers, the Waikato River, is responsible for the powerful Huka Falls, our Geocache of the Week.
