All about geocaching
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Geocaching branch hide: How to build a weatherproof cache
Build a weatherproof branch hide for geocaching that keeps the logbook dry: petling, seal, camouflage, and ready-made alternatives. -
Magnetcache ideas for owners: These hides really hold
Practical ideas for magnetic caches: build weatherproof PETling holders, screw nanos, and neodymium magnets that sit inside and are protected from rust. -
Caches in winter: When to disable, when to winterize?
Tips for geocaching in winter: when to disable, how to winterize, and a checklist including warm clothing, spare batteries, and a pencil. -
Securely attaching caches to smooth surfaces: What really holds
Here is how to attach caches to smooth surfaces: rubberized neodymium magnets for steel, removable adhesive bases like PowerStrips, PETG, and care instructions. -
Outdoor card game cases: Which protection really lasts
Find the right case for outdoor card games: waterproof plastic cards or sleeves made of PP or PET with a hard carrying case protect against moisture and sand. -
Geocaching in the nature park permitted: rules you need to know
In the nature park, you may hide geocaches if you stay on the paths, clear it with the administration, and avoid sensitive habitats. -
Storing card games in weatherproof containers: boxes for outdoor geocachers
Protect cache containers with boxes: solid plastic or box-in-box plus waterproof log strips; PETlings and film canisters protect them. -
Cache at a traffic sign: permitted, provided the hide and maintenance are appropriate
Whether a cache on a traffic sign is permitted depends on the installation, inconspicuous containers, and reversible mounting; find out how here. -
Burying a geocache: Why it is prohibited in Germany
Find out why burying a geocache is prohibited in Germany, what penalties apply, and what legal alternatives exist. -
Hiding a Nano without a Magnet: These Alternatives Really Work
Discover how to safely and durably hide a cache without magnets: hook-and-loop fasteners and cable ties, eyelet hangers, residue-free adhesive pads... -
Night Cache Equipment: These basics determine success
Choosing the right night caching equipment: a headlamp, focused flashlight, UV lamp, spare batteries, and sturdy shoes will ensure your find. -
2–3 Meters: Night cache reflectors environmentally friendly installed
Practical guide to night cache reflectors: recommended mounting height 2–3 meters, tree-friendly attachment, color codes, and maintenance intervals.
