Das Rennen ist vorbei... lasst das Entchen einfach reisen wie Ihr möchtet.

These trackables must end their journey at a geocaching event on International Geocaching Day (August 20, 2016).

Best Trackable Photo

Awarded to the trackables with the best photo from the race as decided by HQ. Photos can be submitted through this form (by the original photographer).

Most Story-Worthy Moment (Best Log)

Awarded to the trackables with the most heartfelt, epic and/or generally entertaining log as decided by HQ. Logs must be submitted through this form (by the trackable owner or logger) to be eligible.

Furthest Distance Traveled

Awarded to the trackables that travel the greatest distance between geocaches from July 20 and August 20.

Most Geocaches Involved

Awarded to the trackables that drop in or visit the greatest number of different geocaches between July 20 and August 20.

Most Geocachers Involved

Awarded to the trackables that are grabbed and moved by the greatest number of geocachers between July 20 and August 20.

Questions? Check out the Trackable Race FAQ.

Das Rennen ist vorbei... lasst das Entchen einfach reisen wie Ihr möchtet.

We are celebrating 15 years of trackables!

Way back in 2001, the first trackables were sent to travel the world. Geocaching.com founder Jeremy Irish released 7 "Deadly Ducks" into the wild and let people know to move them from geocache to geocache. To celebrate this monumental shift in the game, we have seven Deadly Duck Trackable Tags!

In addition to these being fun and cool, the Official Deadly Ducks also automatically enter you in the HQ Duck Dash taking place all over the world from July 20- August 20!

Jeremy says, “When we first started Travel Bugs, I released 7 Deadly Ducks in the wild.” Each of the new trackables were based on one of the deadly sins. These Deadly Ducks, with the names of Envy, Sloth, Pride, Gluttony, Lust and Wrath, headed out into the world to travel from geocache to geocache. (The Greed Deadly Duck was placed in a geocache that was never listed on Geocaching.com and may still be hidden in Virginia.)

Thus began a game within a game: trackables. Today there are more than 2,655,951 trackables traveling around the world — making friends, creating memories and patiently waiting to complete their mission.