Waffles, beer, chocolate—what comes to mind when you think of Belgium? If you’re one of the 6,000+ geocachers who have visited the busy city center in Bruges, you may remember the country for a different, highly Favorited reason: this Geocache of the Week!
Where has geocaching brought you?
Maybe to the tops of mountains or deep underwater. Maybe into the vibrancy of a new city, or on a peaceful stroll through a wooded glen. Maybe you found the most dastardly of puzzle caches, a nerdy themed cache, or simply a cache with the most breathtaking view you’ve ever seen.
Wherever your geocaching journey has led, and whatever amazing caches you’ve found, we want to know!
I feel the earth move under my feet I feel the sky tumbling down
Though the sky tumbling down almost certainly spells impending doom, if you feel the earth move under your feet while geocaching, it might simply be a sign that you’re at ground zero for Þingvellir – The Mid-Atlantic Ridge, an EarthCache in Iceland, and our Geocache of the Week.
It is a rare experience to find a geocache that checks multiple boxes off of your geocaching bucket list. For example, have you ever found a geocache that meets the following three criteria?
✔ Has its own electrical supply, complete with charging port for mobile cache logging!
✔ Has a CO who is on-site for maintenance (and maybe share a cup of coffee, if you’re lucky!)
✔ Is large enough that you can sit inside of it, complete with its own chair!
If you seek a geocache with these features, look no further than Haksulandia, our Geocache of the Week!
Oh yeah, geocachers — it’s on like Donkey Kong!
We’re taking it back to old skool like an old fool with a Geocache of the Week that combines the retro-arcade fun of Donkey Kong with another, like, totally rad hobby: geocaching!
