🎉✨🎉✨🎉✨🎉✨🎉✨🎉✨🎉✨
This geocache is part of the Metro Detroit
New Years Day 2026 (HNY26)
Geocaches for folks to find all year long.
Enjoy the fun and the hunt!
🎉✨🎉✨🎉✨🎉✨🎉✨🎉✨🎉✨
This is one of a few caches along M-102/8-mile road.
Some will be easy; some not-so-much. Enjoy!
Yes, Virginia, There Is a Cache
Virginia had exactly six minutes before the meter expired.
She swung her car into the narrow spot along the sidestreet between a dented delivery van and a fire hydrant that definitely meant “don’t linger.”
The GPS chirped cheerfully: Arrived.
According to the app, the cache difficulty was a smug little 1.5 / 1.5 and the hint read, “You don’t even need to cross the sidewalk.”
Sure.
Virginia stepped out, trying to look like someone who belonged there—just another person checking a phone, tying a shoe, absolutely not hunting for hidden containers.
Traffic roared past. A man waited for the bus and watched her with polite suspicion.
Urban camouflage, she reminded herself.
The coordinates pointed to a signpost at the corner of the street.
Virginia casually leaned against it, pretending to scroll. Her hand slid down the metal post.
There it was.
A tiny magnetic container clung to the post like it had always lived there.
Her pulse spiked—not from danger, but from delight. She popped it open, extracted the tightly rolled log, and scribbled her name with the world’s shortest pen while pretending to adjust her sock.
A car horn blared. The bus hissed to a stop.
Virginia sealed the cache, then snapped it back in place in one smooth motion.
She straightened, checked her phone, and smiled.
Two minutes to spare.
Back in the car, she logged the find before pulling away:
Quick park & grab. Urban stealth successful. TFTC.
Yes, Virginia, there is a quick park & grab urban geocache, after you solve the Reverse WheriGo of course.
And it makes an ordinary errand feel like getting away with something wonderful.
 |
The cache is NOT at the posted coordinates.
The final cache container itself is a typical hide for the urban location.
|
You will need to download and play the Wherigo cartridge to find where the cache is hidden. This Wherigo converts your player into a virtual version of the "Reverse Cache Box" which tells you the distance to the cache, but not the bearing. You may begin your search from any spot in the world using your Smartphone or Wherigo compatible GPS to navigate to the cache. The cartridge was created by -Waldmeister- and is available to download here.
-Waldmeister-'s The first Reverse Cache [WIG] is the original cache in this family In Bayern, Germany.
(https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC357G1_the-first-reverse-cache-wig)
Your task is to find the cache by periodically querying your Reverse Cache Box for the distance to the final location.
Try to use your Reverse Cache Box as few times as possible.
All instructions and necessary information needed to complete the cartridge is contained within it.
The cartridge is multilingual.
To begin, you will have to type this code into your player:
004350
545928
855552
The link below WILL help you if you truly need it:
**Final container is within 2-miles of posted coordinates**