September is here, and for many, that means school is back in session!
This Geocache of the Week, Kindergarten (GCAYECB), sends geocachers back to the basics: Kindergarten, to be exact. But this isn’t quite the school day you remember. Instead of practicing your ABCs, you’ll attend eight hands-on “classes” on your way to the all-important final exam.
And yes, there’s extra credit.
Along the shores of Washington’s Hood Canal, the Union River winds through wetlands and estuary habitat where salmon, wildlife, and geocachers all share the landscape.
At the Salmon Center in Belfair, visitors might expect to encounter wild flora and fauna and the obvious: salmon. But something big is hiding among its peaceful surroundings, and we mean big. B.R.T. (GC7Q4F0) proves that finding the cache can be the easy part.
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What happens when geocaching meets parody at ludicrous speed?
Spaceballs the Cache (GCBKC4T) blasts into the spotlight this week, inviting finders to step into a galaxy of curiosity, hands-on adventure, and a sense that you’ve played a starring role in your own geocaching adventure.
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.
