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International Geocaching Day is the day when treasure hunters (geocachers) all around the world enjoy geocaching. This game involves a GPS (Global Positioning System) device to look for clues and prizes.
Geocaching is an outdoor adventure. Players use our free mobile app or a GPS device to find cleverly hidden containers worldwide.
There are more than 10 million registered users on Geocaching.com, with more than 800,000 in the U.S., more than 275,000 in Germany, and more than 160,000 in Canada. Over 2.5 million geocaches are waiting to be found in over 180 countries.
Geocachers explore the world around them with friends and family. Geocaching is a game that reveals a world beyond every day. The possibility of a discovery hides under park benches, in the forest, and probably a short walk from where you are right now (literally).
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