Even trackables need a place to rest between adventures. At TB-Hotel zum Bibelgarten (GC8815G) in Germany, trackables can check into rooms organized by where they hope to travel next. Before geocachers can enter the hotel, however, they must find the key.
They say everything’s bigger in Texas—and this year, that includes CITO! What began as CITO Across Texas is growing into a worldwide day of community action.
On September 19, 2026, CITO Across the World will unite geocachers at more than 150 locally organized CITO Events around the globe, all with one goal: caring for the places where we play. We spoke with BE Viking, one of the geocachers behind the effort, about how a Texas-sized idea grew into a global initiative.
It’s a universal geocaching experience: the “Did not find” log. Despite your best efforts, you can’t spot a geocache. It can be a frustrating experience.
Yet, inside a DNF log lies powerful information — for you, for the cache owner, and for the community. Could it be the unsung hero of geocaching?
Ten years after Estonia’s first-ever Mega-Event, TheCoastalCrew returned with another celebration of Estonia’s geocaching community. On a sunny weekend in August, nearly 800 geocachers gathered on Estonia’s northern coast for Tales of the Coastal Folk (GCBDYHY), the Mega-Event sequel of legends.
Ready, set, stamp! Grab your postcards and load those coordinates.
Whether you’re planning to gather with your local geocaching community at a World Postcard Day-themed event or hunting for a Letterbox Hybrid, there are plenty of ways to be creative and join the celebration this year.
