With 2024 quickly coming to an end, it’s time to start making plans for 2025. This means setting geocaching goals, picking out caches for future weekend outings, and, of course, marking dates for geocaching souvenirs in our 2025 calendars!
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#12 Wandel en fietsplezier XXL-TB hotel – Geocache of the Week
- Traditional
- GC9NYKM
- by Fietsoloog
- Location:
- Drenthe, Netherlands
- N 52° 51.226 E 006° 12.752
No matter your interests or hobbies, there’s a cache (or three, or three million!) out there for you!
For cache owner Fietsoloog geocaching easily lends itself to their other hobby, cycling. So when they decided to place their own caches, they naturally set out to combine their favorite activities with this 12-cache biking and walking tour in the Dutch countryside.
That’s a wrap—CITO Season 2
More than 18,000 geocachers attended CITO Events to make their communities a little cleaner and a little greener… but precious gems hid among the litter and weeds; from encounters with nature, to strange and silly objects and even a new friend or two, geocachers discovered more than just trash!
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Adventure Lab Spotlight: Athens Street Food Tour
Explore Athens like a local while enjoying the Adventure, Athens Street Food Tour Adventure. The Adventure’s creator, x&g, uses the Locations to highlight five favorite cafes and bakeries in neighborhoods near the city center. Follow the wafting scents of honey, cinnamon, and freshly brewed coffee while you discover Greek culinary delights on the Athens Street Food Tour.
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Toronto’s First Post Office — Geocache of the Week
- Letterbox Hybrid
- GC7HT4Z
- by yellow.warbler
- Location:
- Ontario, Canada
- N 43° 39.111′ W 079° 22.221′
💌 We just got a letter! We just got a letter! We just got a letter! I wonder who it’s from?
Welcome to Toronto’s First Post Office and Geocache of the Week (GC7HT4Z)! A little museum tucked away in the heart of Toronto. Here, you can step back in time and even hand-write a letter to a loved one with a quill pen and seal the envelope with red wax after signing the logbook.




