A train to the summit? Yes, please! 🚂 Welcome to Snaefell, the Isle of Man’s highest point at 2036 feet (621 m) of elevation. It boasts views of the Isle of Man, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and the heavens, on a clear day.
All aboard! It’s time to hop on the train for an adventurous journey to the island’s tippy top to spot the “Six Kingdoms,” the namesake of our Geocache of the Week (GCK4J3).
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We spy with our little eyes something that does not belong. Something that was not originally meant to be there but fits in perfectly.
Do you think you have what it takes to spot this Geocache of the Week? Follow us to Singapore to search for the Hidden Object (GC1E2HY)!
Hey there, adventurers! Are you ready to put your language skills to the test?
Today we’re looking back to 1851, to the discovery of an ancient tablet that depicts one of the first written instances of the Croatian language. This important artifact will be crucial to help you solve the linguistic puzzle of a lifetime, just like famed fictional anthropologist, Indiana Jones.
So if you’re up for the challenge, say hello and “zdravo” to our Geocache of the Week, INDIANA JONES and Glagolitic tablet (GC3MJ0M).
On the banks of the mighty St. Lawrence, perched upon a hill, Château Frontenac towers above Québec City as its metaphorical gateway. The colossal structure—equipped with chimneys, spires, turrets, and towers—resembles something from a fantasy novel!
Join us as we’re en route to the Great White North for the Geocache of the Week: GC46BZ4, Château en vue (Castle view)!
In need of some medieval magic? Welcome to Mont Saint-Michel, a rocky French island seemingly plucked from the heavens and placed in the Norman countryside.
Strap on your hefty boots, we’re in a race against the sea to find one of France’s oldest and most-Favorited geocaches: A l’ombre de la merveille (GC1C1A).
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