Geocaching Stories

Father and son make a run at finding a cache they have passed a hundred times. Things do not go as planned. Curiosity turns to fear in the blur of events that follow.

Rosie's favorite pass time is geocaching. She never expected to find love in a cache.

Our adventures while geocaching. We use million dollar satellites to find Tupperware in the woods. These are some of the stories behind our finds. I will attempt to keep anything out of the descriptions that I feel are spoilers for any caches still active. I am constantly editing and/or updating so things may change and if you enjoy our adventures please let me know with either a comment or a like. Thanks

Jessie and Angelle are two regular teens, enjoying they’re fun and regular pass time of Geocaching, a world-wide treasure hunt! They search everywhere they can for the ‘caches’, or the items that are well hidden, probably right under your nose! But everything changes when the duo finds a cache with a riddle—a clue, so to speak—in one of the caches they found, along with a letter. A rare treasure with powerful properties is at stake, and there are others who will do anything—and I mean anything—to get their hands on it. The girls realize this and set off to find this treasure before an evil organization by the name of Viper, get to it first, and uses the power for their own world domination.

Some paths were never lost - they were buried. When I set out on a quiet countryside walk, I expected nothing more than fresh air and a simple geocache. Instead, I found a message. Hidden beneath an old oak tree was the first clue - a fragment of a journal written by Nathaniel William Turner, a man who disappeared without a trace in 1983 while mapping forgotten public footpaths. Curiosity leads me deeper into the rural landscape, following a trail of hidden markers, buried containers, and long-abandoned routes that no longer appear on modern maps. But Turner wasn't just documenting lost paths. He was uncovering something far more dangerous. As the journey unfolds, I discover a hidden network of erased footpaths, illegal quarrying operations, and a secret that powerful people have spent decades trying to keep buried. And I'm not the only one following the trail. With each step north, the truth becomes clearer - and more dangerous. Because some paths don't just lead you forward. They lead you straight into the past... ...and not everyone wants it uncovered.

Raised by a selfish and flighty mother, Miranda escapes her chaotic life by reading. When she suddenly inherits a collection of books left to her by her grandfather's second wife, she finds not only escape but a real adventure which she never imagined would lead to the type of treasures only found in books.

Sunnie never expected a geocaching adventure to lead her to a crime scene. When she discovers a hidden clue that doesn't belong to the game, the police dismiss it as coincidence-until the clues start appearing again. And again. Determined to prove she's not imagining things, Sunnie turns her travel vlog into a true-crime investigation. The only person willing to help? A charming small-town deputy who seems to know exactly where to look. But as the danger grows closer and the clues become personal, Sunny realizes someone is watching her every move. Some games aren't meant to be solved- and trusting the wrong person could cost her everything. © 2026 Zoe Rodriguez. All rights reserved.

What starts as a simple walk quickly turns into something much more interesting. While exploring quiet footpaths and countryside trails, I discover the world of geocaching - a real-life treasure hunt hidden in plain sight. In this short story, I share the walk that first introduced me to geocaching, the excitement of searching for something hidden, and how one small discovery can turn an ordinary walk into an adventure. This story is part of a collection about walking, geocaching, and the simple hobbies that encourage us to explore the world around us.

Me and my friend Michael are geocachers. Somebody published a new Geocache and we went for it. But... Something happened