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less restrictive than many sites, and does not charge for the use of the sites, the service being community-driven. Some (or all) listings may or may not be required to be reviewed by community volunteers before being published and although cross-listing is permitted, it is discouraged. Some listings are listed on other sites, but there are many that are unique to the
Opencaching Network. Features include the ability to organize one's favourite caches, build custom searches, be instantly notified of new caches in one's area, seek and create caches of all types, export GPX queries, statpics, etc. Each Opencaching Node provides the same
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reviewed and approved. In 2012 it was announced that
Navicache was under transition to new owners, who said they "plan to develop a site that geocachers want, with rules that geocachers think are suitable. Geocaching.com and OX are both backed by large enterprises, and while that means they have more funding and people, we're a much smaller team – so our advantage is the ability to be dynamic and listen to the users." However, as of 2021 the site is mostly dormant, and the most recent cache listing is from 2014.
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otherwise), which encourages cache finders to trespass. Historic buildings and structures have also been damaged by geocachers, who have wrongly believed the geocache can be/has been placed within, or on the roof of, the buildings. Caches might also be hidden in places where the act of searching can make a finder look suspicious (e.g., near schools, children's playgrounds, banks, courthouses, or in residential neighborhoods), or where the container placement could be mistaken for a
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traditional or multi-stage caches and includes many locationless caches among the thousands of caches in its database. It is increasingly attracting members who like the point system. In Europe, TerraCaching is supported by
Terracaching.eu. This site is translated in different European languages, has an extended FAQ and extra supporting tools for TerraCaching. TerraCaching strongly discourages caches that are listed on other sites (so-called double-listing).
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some caches; for a subscription fee, users are allowed additional search tools, the ability to download large amounts of cache information onto their GPS at once, instant email notifications about new caches, and access to premium-member-only caches (although, you can still access such caches on the website itself; the premium cache restriction only applies to the application). Geocaching
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the days before, during, and after the main Mega-Event. These activities can range in raffles and silent auctions, of which funds help offset the costs of organizing such an event, photo ops with Signal the Frog, a plethora of new geocaches, and panels with local geocachers, lackeys (Groundspeak employees), and reviewers. Mega-Events often have vendors where people can purchase geocoins, cache containers, and food.
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food item in the title. Under current guidelines, this is no longer allowed because it restricts geocachers to find specific geocaches. Instead, Groundspeak has encouraged new challenges to be more creative. Acceptable challenges include finding caches in 10 states, finding 100 traditional geocaches, or finding 1000 geocaches with the "wheelchair accessible" attribute.
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faster and farther than other hitchhikers in a race. Less common trends are site-specific information pages about the historic significance of the site, types of trees, birds in the area or other such information. Higher-value items are occasionally included in geocaches as a reward for the First to Find (called "FTF"), or in locations which are harder to reach.
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the most "found" geocache. On 17 August 2022, Geocaching.com made available the third locationless cache to be logged since 2005 (GC9FAVE). Instead of finding Signal or picking up trash, this cache encouraged geocachers from around the world to share their favorite geocaching story. This geocache was archived and locked on 1 January 2024.
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business model, the website claims millions of caches and members in over 190 countries and all seven continents including
Antarctica. Hides and events are reviewed by volunteer regional cache reviewers before publication. Free membership allows users access to coordinates, descriptions, and logs for
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Illinois state park to submit the location on a USGS 7.5 minute topographical map, the name and contact information of the person(s) wishing to place the geocache, a list of the original items to be included in the geocache, and a picture of the
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is an environmental initiative to clean up and preserve the natural areas that geocachers frequent. These events are gatherings of the geocaching community that can focus on services like litter clean-up, removal of invasive species, planting trees and vegetation, and trail building. CITO events must
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when, once inside, a question will appear that can be answered either in the form of a written answer or a multiple choice answer. This question can be answered at anytime once activated, however, some
Adventure Labs must be completed sequentially implying that one must answer the question to move on
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An RWIG provides three lines of code composed of 9 digits each that a player can type into the RWIG cartridge. Instead of following a story or interacting with characters, and RWIG gives you the distance to the final cache, but not direction. It requires geocachers to get closer to the final geocache
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location-aware software platform initially released in
January 2008. Authors can develop self-enclosed story files (called "cartridges") that are read by the Wherigo player software, installed on either a GPS unit or smartphone. The player and story take advantage of the location information provided
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These caches include at least one stage in addition to the physical final container with a log sheet. The posted coordinates for a multi-cache are the first stage. At each stage, the geocacher gathers information that leads them to the next stage or to the final container. Multi-caches can consist of
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Navicache.com started as a regional listing service in 2001. While many of the website's listings have been posted to other sites, it also offers unique listings. The website lists nearly any type of geocache and does not charge to access any of the caches listed in its database. All submissions are
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Virginia, the Virginia Department of Transportation and the Wildlife Management Agency now forbids the placement of geocaches on all land controlled by those agencies. Some cities, towns, and recreation areas allow geocaches
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A type of event that is meant to celebrate the 10th and 20th anniversary of geocaching. First issued in 2010 as "Lost and Found" events, geocachers could host one to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of geocaching. In preparation for the 20th anniversary in 2020, Lost and Found events were rebranded
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The second published locationless cache since 2005 (GC8NEAT) required visitors to take a photo of them picking up trash and cleaning up their local area. geocachers were able to log this cache from 6 February 2021 through 31 December 2022. It has been logged over 33,500 times and holds the title for
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or geocoins, whose travels may be logged and followed online. Cachers who initially place a Travel Bug or Geocoin(s) often assign specific goals for their trackable items. Examples of goals are to be placed in a certain cache a long distance from home, or to travel to a certain country, or to travel
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on 18 February 2021. Geocachers were given the opportunity to virtually discover the trackable after the WATSON camera sent back its first photographs of the calibration target that contained the tracking code number. The code is printed on a prototype helmet visor material that will be used to test
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The main difference between opencaching and traditional listing sites is that all services are open to the users at no cost. Generally, most geocaching services or websites offer some basic information for free, but users may have to pay for premium membership that allows access to more information
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The first website to list geocaches was announced by Mike Teague on May 8, 2000. On September 2, 2000, Jeremy Irish emailed the gpsstash mailing list that he had registered the domain name geocaching.com and had set up his own Web site. He copied the caches from Mike Teague's database into his own.
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Just like an event cache, however it has to consist of 5,000 or more geocachers. Like a Mega-Event, Giga-Events offer a plethora of actives and are typically held in large areas to accommodate such crowds. Activities typically include a GPS Adventures Maze, panels, vendors, live music, and carnival
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There are several kinds of events geocaches. While encouraged, events do not require visitors to sign their name a logbook to prove they attended an event. Attendees of event caches can log that they 'attended', which will increment their number of found caches. Event caches can be of the following
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Colorado and Oregon GPS models. The Wherigo Foundation was organized in December 2012. The group is composed of all Wherigo application developers who, up until that time, had been acting and developing separately. Their goal is to provide a consistent Wherigo experience across platforms, connect
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Just like an event cache, however it has to consist of 500 or more geocachers. Mega events are typically organized by a local geocache organizations in conjunction with local municipalities and promotion from Groundspeak. Often, mega events last an entire day and have various activities planned in
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Adventure labs were first introduced in 2014 as a way to test market ideas through Groundspeak. Initially, geocachers would find a key word at a designated site where they could then enter it onto a website to claim "credit". Soon after, they were made available to "find" at select Mega-Events. In
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in the same container. A letterbox has a rubber stamp and a logbook instead of tradable items. Letterboxers carry their own stamp with them, to stamp the letterbox's log book and inversely stamp their personal log book with the letterbox stamp. The hybrid cache contains the important materials for
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can be requested using the ProjectGC forums where volunteers can write and create scripts for specific challenges. Groundspeak also has been more strict into what types of challenges are published. For example, prior to 2017 it was possible to create a challenge cache to find 10 caches that have a
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The Opencaching Network provides independent, non-commercial listing sites based in the cacher's country or region. The Opencaching Network lists the most types of caches, including traditional, virtual, moving, multi, quiz, webcam, BIT, guest book, USB, event, and MP3. The Opencaching Network is
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As well as concerns about littering and bomb threats, some geocachers have hidden their caches in inappropriate locations, such as electrical boxes, which may encourage risky behavior, especially by children. Hides in these areas are discouraged, and cache listing websites enforce guidelines that
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Geocaching is legal in most countries and is usually positively received when explained to law enforcement officials. However, certain types of placements can be problematic. Although generally disallowed, hiders could place caches on private property without adequate permission (intentionally or
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An event cache is a gathering of local geocachers or geocaching organizations. The event cache page specifies a time for the event and provides coordinates to its location. Event caches have to be longer than 30 minutes, and can publish no less than 14 days away from the planned event date. Event
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Terracaching.com aims to provide high-quality caches made so by the difficulty of the hide or from the quality of the location. Membership is managed through a sponsorship system, and each cache is under continual peer review from other members. Terracaching.com embraces virtual caches alongside
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Geocache listing websites have their own guidelines for acceptable geocache publications. Government agencies and others responsible for public use of land often publish guidelines for geocaching, and a "Geocacher's Creed" posted on the Internet asks participants to "avoid causing disruptions or
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Geocachers can create their own Adventure Lab, but must first opt-in to receive an "Adventure Lab credit" which allows for the creation of 1 set of 5 waypoints, with each of the 5 waypoints counting towards a cache find. If selected, Adventure Labs can be created using the Adventure Lab builder.
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Since 2005, all locationless caches have been archived and locked, meaning they are unable to be logged. However, with geocaching's 20th anniversary in 2020 Groundspeak decided to publish a special locationless cache for geocachers to "find" at various Mega- and Giga-Events around the world. The
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from finding the cache and signing the logbook at anytime. However a geocacher is not allowed to log a find on the geocaching website unless they qualify for the challenge specified in the cache description. Examples include finding a number of caches that meet a category, completing a number of
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These were found at a listed set of coordinates. The finder hides the cache in a different location, and updates the listing, essentially becoming the hider, and the next finder continues the cycle. This cache has been discontinued at geocaching.com and those that have been grandfathered in are
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Also called a 'puzzle cache', players might need to solve a puzzle or bring a special tool to reveal the next waypoint or final coordinates. Most often, the final container is not at the posted coordinates which is noted in the cache description. Some puzzles can be easy and involve basic math
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passed Bill 3777 in 2005, stating, "It is unlawful for a person to engage in the activity of Geocaching or letterboxing in a cemetery or in a historic or archaeological site or property publicly identified by a historical marker without the express written consent of the owner or entity which
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A more controversial version of paperless Caching involves mass-downloading only the coordinates and cache names (or waypoint IDs) for hundreds of caches into older receivers. This is a common practice of some cachers and has been used successfully for years. In many cases, however, the cache
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On August 24, 2017, Groundspeak announced "Virtual Rewards", allowing 4000 new virtual caches to be placed during the following year. Each year, eligible geocachers can opt-in to a drawing and some selected with the opportunity to submit a virtual cache for publication. From 2005 to 2017, the
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this and may or may not include trade items. Typically, Letterboxes are not found at the given coordinates which only act as a starting location. Instead, a series of clues are given as to where to find the cache such as "take a left past the bridge" or "about 25 paces past the big oak tree".
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devices. The Chirp stores hints, multicache coordinates, counts visitors, and can confirms the cache is nearby. These caches caused considerable discussion and some controversy at Groundspeak, where they were ultimately given a new "attribute". These types of geocaches can also be listed as a
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The death of a 21-year-old experienced cacher in December 2011 "while attempting a Groundspeak Cache that does not look all that dangerous" led to discussions of whether changes should be made, and whether cache owners or Groundspeak could be held liable. Groundspeak has since updated their
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disallow certain types of placements. However, as cache reviewers typically cannot see exactly where and how every cache is hidden, problematic hides can slip through. Ultimately it is also up to cache finders to use discretion when attempting to search for a cache, and report any problems.
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This cache type does not contain a physical logbook. They are normally hidden at a rather interesting or unique location, usually with a described object such as an art sculpture or a scenic lookout. Validation for finding a virtual cache generally requires one to email the cache hider with
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Geocaches vary in size, difficulty, and location. Simple caches that are placed near a roadside are often called "drive-bys", "park 'n grabs" (PNGs), or "cache and dash". Geocaches may also be complex, involving lengthy searches, significant travel, or use of specialist equipment such as
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The GPS Adventures Maze is a traveling exhibit designed to teach people of all ages about GPS technology and geocaching through interactive science experiences. It may accompany a Mega- or Giga-Event. These "events" have their own cache type on geocaching.com and often include many
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mobile platforms have applications in their respective stores. The apps also allow for a trial version with limited functionality. The site promotes mobile applications, and lists over two dozen applications (both mobile and browser/desktop based) that are using their
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first locationless cache in 15 years (GC8FR0G) required finders to take a picture of themselves with the geocaching mascot, Signal the Frog, at Mega- and Giga-Events during 2020. The cache was made available to log starting 1 January 2020. However, because of the
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Many Adventure Labs caches have a physical bonus cache associated with them that are listed as a "mystery cache". Coordinates to the bonus cache, if applicable, can be seen in the journal entries once a user has correctly answered the question at a waypoint.
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signs the log with their established code name/username and dates it, in order to prove that they found the cache. After signing the log, the cache must be placed back exactly where the person found it. Larger containers such as plastic storage containers
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game generated a large number of randomly positioned "dashpoints", requiring players to reach as many as possible, competing as individuals or teams. Shutterspot, GeoVexilla, MinuteWar, GeoPoker, and GeoGolf were among the other GPS games available.
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from 2010 to 2015, which had the stated aim of being as free and open as possible with no paid content. Caches were approved by a community process and coordinates were available without an account. The service closed on 14 August 2015.
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means hunting a geocache without a physical printout of the cache description. Traditionally, this means that the seeker has an electronic means of viewing the cache information in the field, such as pre-downloading the information to a
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information such as a date or a name on a plaque, or to post a picture of oneself at the site with a GPS receiver in hand. As of 2005, new virtual caches are no longer allowed by Groundspeak as it is considered a legacy cache.
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by process of elimination. Once you are within 25 yards, the final coordinates are given to provide a more accurate location for the geocache
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or advanced searching capabilities. This is not the case with opencaching; every geocache is listed and accessible to everyone for free.
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A variety of geocaching applications are available for geocache data management, file-type translation, and personalization. Geocaching
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called the "Original Can of Beans". Another geocache and plaque, called the Original Stash Tribute Plaque, now sits at the site.
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were searching for a cache in a 4 km long tunnel when a storm surge carried them through the tunnel to its terminus at the
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traditional, multi-cache, or letterbox. It is up to the cache owner to designated the cache type for wireless beacon caches.
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all over the world. The first geocache was placed in 2000, and by 2023 there were over 3 million active caches worldwide.
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in 2009. A number of caches have been destroyed by bomb squads. Diverse locations, from rural cemeteries to
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as Community Celebration Events. Geocachers could opt-in to receive a CCE credit to host. Due to the
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with few or no restrictions, but others require compliance with lengthy permitting procedures.
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series of books which were rising in popularity at the same time geocaching started.
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still being listed after repeated negative comments or posts in the cache logs.
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These caches are intended to be found at night, usually by use of a UV torch.
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A type of virtual cache whose coordinates provide the location to a public
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embedded in stories. Geocaching was conceived shortly after the removal of
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2547:"Pokemon who? Richmond geocachers are the real life scavenger hunters"
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discovery of the geocache, such as the evacuation of a busy street in
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to specify that geocachers find geocaches at their own risk.
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A 360° panoramic view of the site of the first geocache, in
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4861:"Interview: Mike Teague On The First Geocache Listing Site"
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2005–2006 Bill 3777: Geocache, geocaching, and letterboxing
3291:"GeoBeagle: an Android app for Geocaching and letterboxing"
2640:"gigantesque – The Big One (GC5Q8N) – Geocache of the Week"
2282:"5 Hidden Gems Are Riding Aboard NASA's Perseverance Rover"
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Several deaths have occurred during the course of Caching.
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that "stash" could have negative connotations and the term
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Groundspeak's Wiki for Virginia's land management policies
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Boehrer, McGonial, Katherine, Chris (September 28, 2014).
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4161:"Does Geocaching Violate Leave No Trace? - Backpacker"
2609:"Geocaching - The Official Global GPS Cache Hunt Site"
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4654:"Three Hikers Rescued From Cave Were Geocaching"
4269:"Advice to Geocache Hiders from Law Enforcement"
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4597:"Terms of Use Agreement 2A. Inherent Risks"
4362:. Geocaching Association of Great Britain.
4043:"One person's game is another's bomb scare"
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2992:"Wherigo > About the Wherigo Platform"
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5550:The Complete Idiot's Guide to Geocaching
5021:(in German). Conrad Stein Verlag, GmbH.
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5596:Geocaching: Hike and Seek with Your GPS
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5225:Geocaching: Hike and Seek with Your GPS
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5136:"The geocaching experience is catching"
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3896:from the original on November 12, 2020
3783:from the original on September 8, 2019
3749:. Associated Press. January 17, 2006.
3701:from the original on November 13, 2013
3438:from the original on February 13, 2017
3301:from the original on December 26, 2012
3144:from the original on November 12, 2017
3070:from the original on February 23, 2019
3040:from the original on February 23, 2019
3006:from the original on February 23, 2019
2860:
2850:
2701:from the original on September 2, 2006
2522:Geocaching hike and seek with your gps
2292:from the original on February 22, 2021
2262:from the original on February 22, 2021
2161:from the original on February 21, 2018
2131:from the original on February 18, 2013
2098:from the original on September 8, 2019
2043:"GPS Stash Hunt... Stash #1 is there!"
2019:from the original on September 8, 2019
1741:from the original on September 8, 2019
1377:In 2015, members of the public called
1336:A 79-year-old man fell off a cliff in
6610:International Orienteering Federation
5388:from the original on January 15, 2013
5177:from the original on October 26, 2020
5054:from the original on October 17, 2020
4871:from the original on October 22, 2012
4694:from the original on November 8, 2020
4603:from the original on February 2, 2021
4461:from the original on October 19, 2020
4366:from the original on November 4, 2020
4190:Loranger, Derek (December 22, 2012).
3644:from the original on November 5, 2015
3552:from the original on January 20, 2013
3363:from the original on January 11, 2013
2762:from the original on October 19, 2012
2727:from the original on October 31, 2020
2619:from the original on December 2, 2014
2501:from the original on February 6, 2021
2435:from the original on February 2, 2017
2181:"GC1BE91 International Space Station"
749:. A built-in player is available on
7:
6225:Radio Orienteering in a Compact Area
5713:Print Magazine devoted to geocaching
5615:Cameron, Layne; Ulmer, Dave (2004).
5019:Geocaching: Basiswissen für Draussen
4095:Rochelle, Anna (September 5, 2012).
4064:Rocha, Veronica (January 14, 2013).
3990:from the original on August 29, 2018
3886:"Geocaching: the unintended results"
3670:from the original on August 15, 2012
3583:from the original on January 7, 2013
2557:from the original on January 7, 2017
2470:from the original on October 1, 2015
2429:"The beginners' guide to geocaching"
2394:Spencer, Susan (November 10, 2012).
2221:from the original on January 5, 2014
2127:. Geocaching HQ. September 7, 2003.
6990:Games and sports introduced in 2000
6914:
5500:Gillin, Paul; Gillin, Dana (2010).
5084:from the original on April 28, 2020
5044:"Geocaching: Wie funktioniert das?"
4927:Schlosser, Kurt (August 19, 2022).
4192:"Geocaching - Organised Littering?"
4076:from the original on March 28, 2014
3525:from the original on March 26, 2013
3270:from the original on April 20, 2014
3140:. geocaching.com. August 24, 2017.
2889:from the original on August 4, 2020
2588:from the original on August 7, 2020
1218:, England in 2011, and a street in
198:and sometimes a pen or pencil. The
5448:from the original on April 1, 2019
5282:from the original on April 6, 2013
5115:from the original on July 21, 2020
4998:from the original on April 1, 2019
4815:from the original on June 12, 2018
4755:from the original on July 20, 2018
4334:The Naperville Sun and CBS Chicago
4310:from the original on July 26, 2020
4298:Nathan, Freddie (March 26, 2013).
4023:from the original on June 29, 2018
3753:from the original on March 6, 2016
3614:from the original on March 2, 2013
3602:Bardua, Joachim (April 27, 2010).
3544:Kilián, Karel (January 14, 2013).
3494:from the original on April 2, 2013
3351:Cutler, Kim-Mai (August 9, 2009).
3332:from the original on March 2, 2013
3214:"3.1. Who can create an Adventure"
2795:from the original on June 22, 2019
2646:from the original on June 29, 2015
2083:Parry, Cristina (April 29, 2009).
1928:"Happy 20th birthday, geocaching!"
1011:Community Celebration Event (CCE):
270:Geocaching is similar to the game
183:, at specific locations marked by
14:
5527:The Essential Guide to Geocaching
5478:from the original on June 9, 2020
5337:from the original on May 16, 2013
4652:Carroll, Sean (August 14, 2012).
4413:South Carolina Legislature Online
4340:from the original on July 4, 2013
3773:"GAGB – Agreements Database"
3571:Schön, Otakar (January 4, 2013).
3468:from the original on June 7, 2012
2879:"The history of traveling caches"
2576:Griffin, Mary (August 12, 2014).
2191:from the original on May 30, 2013
1938:from the original on May 10, 2021
297:. The location was posted on the
6913:
6904:
6903:
6043:
5680:. DreamTime Pub., Incorporated.
5222:Sherman, Erik (April 12, 2004).
5109:"OpenCaching United States Wiki"
4714:"Geocachers Save A Woman's Life"
3634:"c:geo – Geocaching for Android"
3320:Bardua, Joachim (May 18, 2010).
3239:"3.3. Adventure Lab® guidelines"
1964:from the original on May 2, 2020
1297:container that is to be placed.
1202:Cachers have been approached by
983:Cache-In Trash-Out Event (CITO):
114:
6215:Amateur radio direction finding
5719:The official geocaching website
4743:Kenety, Brian (June 15, 2018).
4583:" (2019-05-08) Williams, Doug.
4423:Haynie, Rachel (May 20, 2005).
4126:Jason, Kandel (March 4, 2012).
4049:. July 29, 2008. Archived from
3982:Turner, Ramona (May 22, 2009).
3803:"Suspicious Package Not a Bomb"
2946:Garmin Chirp- Geocaching Beacon
2286:NASA's Mars Exploration Program
1403:On 9 June 2018, four people in
719:Geocaching HQ geocache (GCK25B)
190:Geocaching can be considered a
4599:. Groundspeak. June 27, 2016.
4550:Cave Creek man, 79, found dead
4485:Municipality of Highlands East
3884:Savage, Danny (July 5, 2011).
3264:"GPX: The GPS Exchange Format"
1960:. Gps.gov. February 17, 2012.
1958:"U.S Government: GPS accuracy"
16:Outdoor recreational activity
1:
6980:2000 establishments in Oregon
5554:. Indianapolis: Alpha Books.
5382:"Welcome to TerraCaching.com"
4539:, published November 16, 2009
4167:. May 7, 2008. Archived from
3850:Corum, Molly (July 6, 2011).
3777:GAGB Land Agreements Database
3691:"Articles on Lego Mindstorms"
3513:Lim, Ian (November 2, 2011).
3168:Geological Society of America
1876:"Geocaching and Letterboxing"
1462:, Washington, United States.
1175:, and to avoid public alarm.
1063:Converting and filtering data
850:Geological Society of America
33:International Geocaching Logo
6789:North American Championships
5305:"The Rebirth Of Navicaching"
4559:" (2012-07-08) Scott, Luci.
4394:, retrieved January 12, 2013
3915:Bokros, Tom (June 3, 2020).
3856:International Business Times
3127:, retrieved January 12, 2013
2955:, retrieved January 13, 2013
2936:, retrieved January 13, 2013
2917:, published October 15, 2010
2545:Ng, Hedy (August 19, 2016).
1934:. Groundspeak. May 5, 2020.
1658:Geolocation-based video game
1359:In 2008, two lost hikers on
1004:GPS Adventures Maze Exhibit:
754:Wherigo applications via an
510:", a word borrowed from the
6149:List of orienteering events
5706:Wisconsin Public Television
4409:September 26, 2009, at the
4390:September 18, 2020, at the
2311:Stum, Matt (May 30, 2000).
2009:"The History of Geocaching"
1984:"The History of Geocaching"
1849:National Geographic Society
1514:at www.opencaching.ro; the
1419:Websites and data ownership
1344:, while geocaching in 2009.
578:Container sizes range from
364:International Space Station
7011:
6861:Mountain bike orienteering
6507:WinOL / WinOL II Oriantica
6183:Mountain bike orienteering
5331:"Navicache Geocaching FAQ"
4749:Radio Praha (Radio Prague)
4629:– Blog. January 17, 2008.
3837:Experiences from the Field
3297:. Google Project Hosting.
3189:"Geocaching adventure lab"
2638:H, Derek (June 25, 2015).
2384:retrieved January 12, 2013
2041:Dave Ulmer (May 3, 2000).
1300:In April 2020, during the
1022:Geocaching HQ Block Party:
689:Moving or travelling cache
465:, then record the cache's
6950:Global Positioning System
6899:
6139:
6041:
4956:"Opencaching Network API"
4579:February 5, 2021, at the
4535:November 5, 2013, at the
4101:Greene County Daily World
3727:December 1, 2018, at the
3123:January 12, 2013, at the
3089:R, Chris (May 25, 2021).
2489:Brigitte (May 12, 2018).
2372:The History of Geocaching
2256:"Mars Perseverance Rover"
1643:Degree Confluence Project
1398:Benton County, Washington
304:sci.geo.satellite-nav at
284:Global Positioning System
165:Global Positioning System
42:Caching, treasure hunting
26:
6960:Internet object tracking
6812:Kainuu Orienteering Week
5702:In Wisconsin: Geocaching
5017:Gründel, Markus (2009).
4988:"The Joys of Geocaching"
4917:Retrieved June 25, 2013.
4913:August 10, 2015, at the
4555:August 18, 2020, at the
3835:Dahlberg, Johan (2011).
3666:. Dexterindustries.com.
3608:Navigation-Professionell
3326:Navigation-Professionell
3095:Geocaching official blog
2967:"GCK25B - Geocaching HQ"
2834:"Geocaching Help Centre"
1190:The Shambles, a road in
323:45.291000°N 122.413333°W
6817:Jan Kjellström Festival
6702:Scoutcraft orienteering
6465:OpenOrienteering Mapper
6144:History of orienteering
5546:Jack W. Peters (2004).
5171:Navigovat.MobilMania.cz
4895:newsroom.geocaching.com
4516:April 12, 2017, at the
2758:. Opencaching Network.
2377:August 1, 2013, at the
1510:at www.opencaching.nl;
1506:at www.opencaching.cz;
1502:at www.opencaching.pl;
1498:at www.opencaching.se;
1494:at www.opencaching.de;
1490:at www.opencaching.us;
387:Mars Perseverance Rover
6965:Outdoor locating games
6772:European Championships
6502:Suunnistussimulaattori
5888:Ultralight backpacking
5711:FTF Geocacher Magazine
5638:John McKinney (2008).
5573:Geocaching For Dummies
5569:Joel McNamara (2004).
5531:. Fulcrum Publishing.
5468:"Geocaching Australia"
5228:. Apress. p. 72.
4360:"GAGB Geocache labels"
2951:July 22, 2013, at the
2932:March 2, 2013, at the
2913:March 1, 2012, at the
2520:Sherman, Erik (2004).
2400:Telegram & Gazette
1898:Thomas, Clive (2010).
1727:BBC (April 29, 2009).
1475:
1446:
1379:the British coastguard
1354:terms of use agreement
1345:
1268:
1199:
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954:to the next waypoint.
828:
575:
537:
458:
450:
449:Contents of a geocache
442:
328:45.291000; -122.413333
280:Selective Availability
267:
259:
100:Country or region
6603:Organisations / lists
6074:Aspects of Geocaching
5592:Erik Sherman (2004).
5504:The Joy of Geocaching
4720:. November 17, 2016.
4563:Retrieved 2017-01-17.
4275:. September 4, 2013.
4019:. November 12, 2005.
3295:Google codes projects
3066:. WherigoFoundation.
3064:WherigoFoundation.com
2721:"Night and UV Caches"
2157:. September 7, 2003.
2051:sci.geo.satellite-nav
1552:, the site Geocaching
1518:at www.opencache.uk.
1473:
1444:
1335:
1266:
1189:
1077:
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704:wireless beacon cache
559:
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370:in 2008. It used the
265:
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79:Recreational activity
6945:Geosocial networking
6405:Satellite navigation
6258:Mounted orienteering
5793:Backpacking (hiking)
5788:Backpacking (travel)
5778:Adventure recreation
5657:CQ Products (2007).
5412:translate.google.com
5197:"About GPSgames.org"
4992:East County Magazine
4664:on February 19, 2013
4053:on December 2, 2008.
3813:on September 4, 2012
3389:on December 20, 2008
3060:"Wherigo Foundation"
2815:"Challenge Checkers"
2466:. Groundspeak, Inc.
2288:. December 8, 2020.
1671:Letterboxing (hobby)
1607:Geocaching Australia
1276:Laws and legislation
1231:Fairview High School
1083:Paperless geocaching
784:Project A.P.E. cache
646:computer programming
534:Johnson Space Center
6887:World Championships
6869:World Championships
6837:World Championships
6734:World Championships
6685:Location-based game
6299:Transmitter hunting
5773:Adjectival tourisms
5640:Let's Go Geocaching
4867:. August 14, 2012.
4718:The Geocaching Blog
4273:The Geocaching Blog
4171:on February 2, 2017
4070:Glendale News-Press
3963:on December 2, 2008
2756:wiki.opencaching.us
2460:"Glossary of Terms"
1796:Geocaching Newsroom
1708:Transmitter hunting
1676:Location-based game
1466:Opencaching Network
1445:Geocaching.com logo
1372:Rochester, New York
1160:Lego Mindstorms NXT
906:Seattle, Washington
802:Seattle, Washington
725:Seattle, Washington
319: /
295:Beavercreek, Oregon
253:Beavercreek, Oregon
192:location-based game
53:Beavercreek, Oregon
23:
6879:Trail orienteering
6627:List of orienteers
6540:cardinal direction
6243:Canoe orienteering
6193:Trail orienteering
6053:Related activities
5768:Accessible tourism
5704:Video produced by
5523:Mike Dyer (2004).
5408:"Google Translate"
4865:Awesome Geocaching
4690:. April 20, 2015.
4138:on August 16, 2013
3243:www.geocaching.com
3218:www.geocaching.com
2971:www.geocaching.com
2863:has generic name (
2838:www.geocaching.com
2832:Inc, Groundspeak.
2819:www.geocaching.com
2785:"Challenge caches"
2752:"Cache Parameters"
2582:Coventry Telegraph
2258:. geocaching.com.
1906:. pp. 64–66.
1476:
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1200:
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888:Locationless cache
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798:Planet of the Apes
576:
538:
536:in Houston, Texas.
490:Disposable cameras
459:
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389:, which landed on
268:
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6726:Foot orienteering
6653:Non-sport related
6497:Catching Features
6483:
6482:
6418:
6417:
6307:
6306:
6253:Mountain marathon
6178:Foot orienteering
6158:Sport disciplines
6099:
6098:
6028:Related companies
5987:
5986:
5893:Urban exploration
5642:. DK Publishing.
5630:978-0-7627-3044-5
5442:extremcaching.com
5235:978-1-4302-0680-4
4781:. June 11, 2018.
4487:. April 2, 2020.
4427:. Columbia Star.
4132:NBCUniversal, Inc
3719:Fredrick Kunkle,
3138:"Virtual Rewards"
3026:"Wherigo Builder"
1913:978-0-7117-4445-5
1623:Augmented reality
1385:off the coast of
1328:Notable incidents
1302:COVID-19 pandemic
1235:Boulder, Colorado
1016:Covid-19 Pandemic
902:COVID-19 pandemic
882:planetary science
870:fluvial processes
629:historical marker
606:Traditional cache
107:
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6916:
6907:
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6829:Ski orienteering
6752:
6745:
6738:
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6660:Adventure travel
6528:orienteering map
6429:
6316:
6279:Adventure racing
6248:Car orienteering
6188:Ski orienteering
6162:
6126:
6119:
6112:
6103:
6047:
6014:
6007:
6000:
5991:
5903:Wildlife tourism
5898:Volunteer travel
5808:Cultural tourism
5754:Adventure travel
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