What if finding the geocache wasn’t the challenge?
For most geocachers, the adventure begins with a careful search. Eyes scan fence posts, tree roots, and guardrails, looking for the smallest clue that might reveal a hidden container. But visitors to Made in Canada, eh! Coombs (GC8ZC20) quickly discover that this week’s Geocache of the Week plays by a different set of rules.
Step right up and take a walk through the longest covered bridge in the world! It’s not every day that you can say you’ve completed such a significant accomplishment. Journey with us to the Maritime Province of New Brunswick to find the Geocache of the Week (GC66PQN).
Who doesn’t love a good gadget cache?
From latches to levers and all manner of gizmos, gadget caches challenge even the most clever geocacher to solve the puzzle and earn the smiley.
💌 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.
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.
