As the community celebrates the 25th anniversary of geocaching in 2025, we look back on an earlier milestone that led to the creation of Cache In Trash Out® (CITO), a concept that has helped preserve the natural beauty of cache-friendly…
geocachers from all over posting in Jeremy’s thread about hosting CITOs on the same
Geocachers celebrate the holidays in many ways—from earning souvenirs and hosting Events to finding “just one more cache” before the year ends. In many places, a popular tradition is holiday and winter geocache trails. Throughout fall and winter, local geocachers…
No matter the format, they share the same spirit: creativity, generosity, and community
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celebrate the first three digits of the numeral pi or the baked dessert by the same
For the past few years, we’ve caught up with Marcellus Cadd (atreides) of Geocaching While Black to hear where geocaching has taken him lately, and this year, there’s a lot to talk about. We talked with him about his latest…
sixteen counties left to visit in Wyoming, and I project it’ll take almost the same
Traditional Cache GCP4ZC by The Softies Difficulty: 1 Terrain: 2 Location: Bahrain N 25° 59.888 E 050° 35.554 Imagine a trip through the desert as a weary traveler. The harsh sun beats down on you as you struggle through the…
In the same way the tree has blossomed in the desert, a blossom amid the sand, so
Geocaching is heading towards the International Space Station (ISS). All of geocaching? No, not all of it, but a very special little Travel Bug® named TB5JJN1 is tagging along with Nasa astronaut Rick Mastracchio on his mission to the ISS….
The same souvenir will also be awarded for events on the the actual launch date.
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National Registry of Historic Places in 2010, and the moment was erected the same
Letterbox Hybrid GC7V294 by Tristaaaaan Difficulty: 3 Terrain: 1.5 Location: Île-de-France, France N 48° 51.124′ E 002° 20.576′ You step into a Paris bookstore packed with hundreds of books. Somewhere among the crowded shelves is the one you’re looking for….
The cache may continue to evolve, but its heart remains the same: a golden book,
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It was created in 1986 by artist Tyree Guyton and his grandfather Sam Mackey (“Grandpa
Since 2000, geocachers have explored millions of places, posted countless logs, and made friendships that span the globe. Now, in geocaching’s 25th year, we’re celebrating the people who make it all possible — the cache hiders. Virtual Rewards 5.0 is…
The publish date of a geocache is not the same as the placed date.
