Wheel Of Challenges

Signals Labyrinth
Signal’s Labyrinth

EarthCacheDay
Earth Cache Day
International EarthCache Day 2023

EarthCaches are filled with pools of geological knowledge, just like Pamukkale in Turkey. These bright blue, eye-catching terrace pools are created by the carbonate mineral left by the thermal flow of spring water. This souvenir is to celebrate International EarthCache Day by logging an EarthCache on October 7 and 8.

International EarthCache Day 2022

Just like the wave in the sandstone, everything has its ups and downs, but did you know that this sandstone’s ups and downs are a product of sand dunes and erosion? Every EarthCache teaches us something interesting about the ground we walk on, that river nearby, the mountains in the distance, and anything else geological!

International EarthCache Day 2021

The first EarthCache was created in Australia in 2004. Since then, nearly 40,000 EarthCaches have been published in 210 different countries! The souvenir image illustrates folding of sedimentary rock. All of the curving twisted layers were originally flat, but were compressed and warped by slow and powerful processes, such as the movement of tectonic plates pushing against each other.

International EarthCache Day 2020

Sixteen years ago, Geocaching HQ and the Geological Society of America teamed up to create an entirely unique cache type. Since the first EarthCache was published in Australia back in 2004, nearly 650,000 geocachers have logged an EarthCache and there are well over 7 million smilies for the EarthCaches on Geocaching.com. Those are some astronomical numbers! This souvenir is to celebrate another exciting International EarthCache Day.

International EarthCache Day 2019

Congratulations! You earned the International EarthCache Day 2019 souvenir. EarthCaches bring you to unique locations and teach fascinating geological lessons about our planet.

International EarthCache Day 2018

Congratulations! You earned the International EarthCache Day 2018 souvenir. EarthCaches bring you to unique locations and teach fascinating geological lessons about our Planet Earth.

International EarthCache Day 2017

Congratulations! You earned the International EarthCache Day 2017 souvenir by finding an EarthCache on October 7 or 8, 2017. EarthCaches provides an earth science lesson through a visit to a unique geological feature.

International EarthCache Day 2016

Congrats! You earned the International EarthCache Day souvenir by finding an EarthCache on October 9, 2016. EarthCaches don’t have physical containers, but instead bring you to a unique location and teach you a geological lesson.

International EarthCache Day 2015

Did you know that the geocaching game board is the ENTIRE EARTH? Pretty awesome, right? Thanks for celebrating International EarthCache Day with us by finding an EarthCache and earning this souvenir. You earned this souvenir on October 11, 2015.


Reach the Peak
Reach the Peak

Memory Lane
Memory Lane

Cache CARNIVAL
Cache CARNIVAL
My Carnival

Hidden Creatures
Hidden Creatures

Planetary Pursuit
Planetary Pursuit
Earth may be the third planet from the sun and the fifth largest planet in the Solar system but it’s the first stop—or rather launch pad—for your journey through outer space! Congratulations! You earned this souvenir by earning five (5) points on the Friend League and are one step closer to becoming an Official Space Explorer. Next stop: Venus!
The second planet from the sun and the second souvenir of Planetary Pursuit! Venus is the second-brightest natural object in the night sky after the Moon, and it is named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty, so we can only hope that you loved earning this souvenir! Congratulations! You earned this souvenir by earning ten (10) points on the Friend League. Next stop: Mercury!
You’ve made it to Mercury! As the closest planet to the sun, Mercury's surface can reach 800℉ (430℃), but because the planet has no atmosphere to retain the heat, nighttime temperatures can drop to -280℉ (-170℃), so don’t stay here for too long! Congratulations! You earned this souvenir by earning 20 points on the Friend League and are one step closer to becoming an Official Space Explorer. Next stop: Mars!
Known as the “red planet” because of iron oxide on its surface, Mars is home to Olympus Mons, the largest volcano in the Solar System. Seems like a fitting place for an Earth Cache...or a Mars Cache? Congratulations! You earned this souvenir by earning 40 points on the Friend League and have now earned four out of the nine planetary souvenirs. Next stop: Jupiter!
Jupiter is the largest planet in the Solar System with a diameter of 88,846 mi (142,984 km) at its equator. Along with being the biggest planet, Jupiter also spins the fastest, completing a rotation roughly every 10 hours. Congratulations! You earned this souvenir by earning 65 points on the Friend League. Next stop: Saturn!
You’ve arrived at Saturn! Saturn is the farthest planet from Earth visible to the unaided human eye. Known for its rings, which extend thousands of miles from the planet, the main rings are typically only about 30 feet thick! Congratulations! You earned this souvenir by earning 100 points on the Friend League and are one step closer to becoming an Official Space Explorer.
You’ve reached the seventh planet from the sun and your seventh souvenir of Planetary Pursuit! This ice giant rotates at a nearly 90-degree angle from the plane of its orbit which makes it look like a rolling ball around the sun. Congratulations! You earned this souvenir by earning 200 points on the Friend League. Next stop: Neptune!
With the exception of you, Neptune has only been visited once before by the Voyager 2 spacecraft when it flew by in 1989! Neptune was also thought to be the farthest known planet until 1930 when Pluto was discovered. Congratulations! You earned this souvenir by earning 300 points on the Friend League. You now have only 200 points to go to become an Official Space Explorer!
The ninth (dwarf) planet from the sun and the ninth Planetary Pursuit souvenir! Pluto is smaller than Earth’s moon and is filled with craters, glaciers, mountains, and valleys. Pluto also has long days—one day on Pluto is about 6.5 days on Earth! Congratulations! You earned this souvenir by earning 500 points on the Friend League.
Congratulations, we're over the moon to award you with this souvenir! You've geocached around the galaxy and can now call yourself an Official Space Explorer. There is no doubt that this intergalactic journey might have had some turbulence but you powered through and we salute you! You’ve earned this souvenir by visiting all nine planets in the solar system and earning 500 points on the Friend League.

Mary Hyde
The lost treasure of Mary Hyde
July 15-16 2017 - Build your crew by attending or hosting an event and earn a souvenir.
July 17 - 23 2017 - Earn 30 gold coins collectively with your crew to earn the first map piece souvenir from July 17-23, 2017 Though the treasure may seem far away, if you work together you'll earn the first map piece one day.
July 24 - 30 2017 - Don't be afraid to take the lead, to earn the next map piece you already have everything that you need! This week, you can work individually to find a trackable or drop one anew, you'll earn 10 coins for every one that you do. Remember, you can gather gold coins on the Friend League in more than one way, so review the points below to decide how you want to play! Earn 10 gold coins from July 24-30, 2017 to earn the second map piece souvenir!
July 31 - August 6 2017 - This week, work with your crew to collect 35 gold coins on the Friend League and earn the next map piece souvenir! This week, earn 10 points for finding and logging a Multi-cache. When you work with a crew, earning the third map piece becomes easier to do.
August 7 - 13 2017 - Week four and you're working alone: Get on board and receive the fourth map piece souvenir when you collect 25 gold coins individually. Earn more gold by finding a geocache with a high difficulty or terrain rating. Challenge yourself to earn the last piece, or else the search for lost treasure will never cease.
Alas! The entire treasure map has been revealed! The treasure location has been unsealed, four weeks you’ve sailed the seas far and wide, and now you’ve found the lost treasure of Mary Hyde! You earned this souvenir by collecting all four treasure map souvenirs from July 16 to August 13, 2017.

31 Days of Geocaching
31 Days of Geocaching

geoSouvenirsMap
souvenir for the first visit to the country