Sometimes we come across a complicated gadget geocache and wonder what chain of events led the cache owner to create such a unique design…
This simple-yet-devious gadget cache challenges geocachers to use the provided materials to create their own tool to retrieve the key and open the geocache.
This Geocache of the Week is an ode to an American culinary classic, the peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Unassuming on the outside, sweet and savory on the inside, the PB&J is a nostalgic lunchbox staple.
Take a look at the picture above; do you notice something out of the ordinary? It’s not a mirage, and although it may seem too unbelievable to be real, there is a top-rated geocache nestled somewhere in the vicinity.
Come with us as we sweat our way to this Geocache of the Week, Stonehenge in the Dessert (GC6H1TZ).
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What makes geocaching Events so amazing?
For Michigan reviewer and Event host, allenite, it’s all about the people. Read his advice on hosting an unforgettable Event.
2025 marks the 25th anniversary of geocaching. We’re excited to share this milestone with the global geocaching community through Community Celebration Events!
But what’s the secret to a spectacular geocaching Event? We asked the co-hosts of Maine’s second-longest running Event, Get Useless In Eustis (GUIE), for their advice.
