Stadtmobiliar — Geocache of the Week

Traditional-Cache
GC693E1
by BadischerSchwarzwald
Difficulty:
4
Terrain:
1
Location:
Baden-Württemberg, Germany
N 48° 35.562′ E 008° 06.779′

How often do you walk past a park bench without giving it much thought?
This Geocache of the Week, Stadtmobiliar (GC693E1), invites geocachers to take a second look. Located in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, this creative cache transforms an everyday park bench into an interactive adventure. With more than 560 Favorite points, its inventive design continues to delight geocachers who appreciate clever, hands-on caching experiences.

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Geocache of the Week Flashback Edition – Six Kingdoms

Traditional Cache
GCK4J3
by Chermione
Difficulty:
2.5
Terrain:
2.5
Location:
Isle of Man
N 54° 15.876 W 004° 27.672

If only there was an easy way to the top of the mountain… We don’t have a rocket, but will an electric railway do? 🚃

Come with us as we ascend Snaefell, the highest point in the Isle of Man, for our Geocache of the Week Flashback Edition: Six Kingdoms (GCK4J3). 👑

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absa. 75 amagats.(dejen la llave en su sitio) — Geocache of the Week

Traditional
GCBPM33
by absa75
Difficulty:
2
Terrain:
1.5
Location:
Ripollet, Spain
NN 41° 30.200’ E 002° 08.859’

Some geocaches lead you to new places. Others celebrate a milestone.

absa. 75 amagats.(dejen la llave en su sitio) (GCBPM33) pays homage to an achieved personal goal for cache owner, absa75: reaching and never exceeding 75 active hides. It’s a celebration of quality and quantity, as well as a lasting tribute to the joy they’ve brought to the geocaching community.

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Sören de Stoker – Geocache of the week

Traditional
GC9QV9P
by CowboYvar
Difficulty:
1.5
Terrain:
1.5
Location:
Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
N 51° 51.480′ E 004° 23.464′

At first glance, Sören de Stoker (GC9QV9P) appears to be a beautifully crafted miniature brewery. But behind its handcrafted wooden doors lies a world of tiny details, hidden clues, and one very satisfying way to unlock the logbook.

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