GC Novinky

We all know the game of geocaching cannot exist without geocaches. Some are older (almost historic) and beloved, but the game could not continue to flourish without new and refreshed cache hides.

Let’s set the scene. You’re walking down a footpath in the grassy dunes of England’s southwestern coast. The wind blows and clouds float across the sky as you arrive at your destination; the stony remains of a sixth century chapel established by an Irish monk.

Signal has created his geocaching snow globe and is excited to share it with all of you!

What would you put in your geocaching snow globe?

Rok 2021 se chýlí ke konci a my otáčíme list do nového roku, a tak jsme se zamysleli nad našimi oblíbenými geocachingovými vzpomínkami z uplynulého roku a nad tím, na co se těšíme v roce 2022.

You’ve hidden your first geocache and you’re thinking to yourself, now what? One of the most important parts of owning your own geocache is properly maintaining it.

It’s a time of change right now: seasons, temperatures, landscapes. In the southern hemisphere, winter is making way for the abundance of spring and our northern hemisphere friends are entering the grounding season of autumn.

Les amis sont précieux en géocaching pour un tas de raisons — ils peuvent offrir une deuxième paire d’yeux pour chercher une cache, distraire les moldus qui se trouvent à proximité, ou bien encore avoir dans leur sac l’outil qui sera nécessaire.

Geocaching friends are handy for lots of reasons—they offer a second pair of eyes looking for the cache, they can distract any muggles nearby, or maybe they brought that special tool of the trade.

So you are finally ready to hide your first geocache? You have found over 20 caches, explored different cache types, and challenged yourself with different levels of difficulty and terrain? Now you can hide one of your very own!