On June 6, 2018 Geocaching HQ announced a new Augmented Reality (AR) geocaching experience. This is the first Augmented Reality experience I have created, and is very straightforward/simple.. You will need to use an Android or iOS phone, tablet or other compatible mobile device to experience it (you will need access to the INternet at the posted coords, so that means cellular data as I don't think there is any available WiFi there). This Augmented Reality experience requires that you have the Metaverse app installed on your device. You can find Metaverse here:
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gometa.metaverse
iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/metaverse-ar-browser/id1159155137?mt=8
“This cache is part of an experiment that allows the use of Augmented Reality (AR) apps to find the cache. At the end of this experiment, Geocaching HQ will decide if this cache will be grandfathered or archived. Geocaching HQ reserves the right to archive this cache at any time if conditions change. If you have found this cache and would like to give feedback on your experience, please fill out this survey.”
Geocaching and Augmented Reality (AR) Survey
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To begin the Augmented Reality experience and to find the associated geocache, go to the posted coordinates and scan the following code or click on the link. This Augmented Reality (AR) experience will launch in the Metaverse app. You must be at the posted coordinates to launch this experience!
Click Here
https://mtvrs.io/QuickwittedBelovedBrahmanbull
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The final location of the cache is not far from the posted coordinates. Once you have correctly completed the Augmented Reality experience you will receive the coordinates of the final cache. You can walk there. The container is quite small. Please be gentle with it and return it to where you found it.
The parking coordinates can be used for both the posted coordinates and the final.