Since the earliest days of geocaching, it became apparent that geocaching in the United Kingdom needed to be represented by a body recognised by UK geocachers, which could act honestly and independently on their behalf. The first committee was elected in November 2003. The Geocaching Association of Great Britain (GAGB) encourages best practices in hiding or finding geocaches.
The GAGB serves as a UK point of contact for geocachers, landowners, the media and others with an interest in geocaching.
We are now celebrating 20 years of the GAGB, with the GAGB growing to over 4000 members, who receive a monthly newsletter, and a quarterly magazine.
These caches were set to coincide with our 20th anniversary celebration event within Wolverley Memorial Hall.
NOTE: There is limited mobile signal along the canal, so it recommended to download cache details prior to your visit.