Geocache Talk

We geocachers love to debate the best way to play the game. Some of us love the thrill of the

The Midwest GeoBash in Wauseon, OH is a fun, 3 day camping social event that I’d suggest to any geocacher.

I used to share all my geocaching adventures with my mom, who has now passed away, but lived in the

My dad is always surprised that I can come up with more content about geocaching. I guess to him, a

Back in 2014, some of my friends and I (all geocachers of course) started a event series that involved a

When I first started geocaching, I came across a cache that took me completely by surprise.  I was so shocked

The grief after losing a child is unbearable, it changes you. In 2002 our daughter was born with Spinal Muscular

In my last post “How Do I Create Extraordinary Caches?”, I told you how geocache owners can get suitable locations.

Those who occupy themselves a bit longer with the game geocaching, will sooner or later probably reach the point to

I caught the “Geocaching Bug” in June 2011, and boy did I get it bad.  I became an addict.  I

Want to have more events, but need ideas? Here is a week by week list of ideas for the next

Back in December, right before Christmas, I was in the middle of a daily geocaching streak. My goal was to

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What do you need to create a good geocache? What are the components and qualities of a good owner and

It’s almost a battle cry when someone announces “ROAD TRIP!” Everyone wants to go and someone inevitably calls “SHOTGUN!” The

What do you get when you combine twelve geocachers, two muggles, a gigantic cruise ship, and the beauty of the

The following post is the diary of AHollyS and her quest to finish the Hidden Creatures promotion, each day and

Geocache Talk loves to challenge cachers and attempt to bring innovative ideas to our favorite hobby, geocaching. The Network recently

Summertime means a new HQ promotion. I know some love them, and some hate them. They can be fun, and

Fake rocks are very useful for devil geocaches in the country and for parks in the town. You can make

As I originally wrote this for my own blog (Geocaching With Geocacher Ken), April 8th was the final day of

If you’ve ever searched for “geocaching” on YouTube, you would’ve be flooded with a plethora of videos from the Geocaching

It was a camo-taped pill bottle inside a rotten stump and under a couple of large rocks with naturally occurring

When I was introduced to geocaching in 2013, I viewed it as a great opportunity to get my little ones

Between January 26th – 28th, geocachers around the world celebrated Australia Day, an event spurred by Geocaching, HQ’s theme of

Dear Geocache Talk Blog Reader, My name is Angie, aka Jangie or @GeoJangie, and I am honored to be the

As I said in my last blog, I like almost every aspect about caching – puzzles, challenges, events, souvenirs; I

In the latest Geocache Talk blog post, Andy Wright, a.k.a. Tentmantent, talks about the 5 people he has met thanks

What is your most memorable DNF? Jon Burgess, aka thekingofbattle, remembers one DNF particularly well as it had him in

As geocachers, we always set out to find every cache we look for and earn that all important smiley, but