One-third of all land on the planet is considered desert. The parched earth is not off-limits to the ingenuity of geocachers. Watch the Geocaching.com Lost & Found video “Desert Geocaching.” See your fellow geocachers use the sand and shrubs as a sprawling canvas to create and enjoy the GPS-enabled treasure hunt.
Desert geocaching in California
Geocachers say the wide expanses offer those hiding geocaches nearly unlimited creativity and those finding geocaches unlimited fun.
You can explore more videos on the adventure of geocaching. Check out the Geocaching.com Lost & Found video gallery. Explore 4×4 geocaching, watch a Travel Bug go around the world and visit the highest and lowest geocaches in existence.
Geocaching HQ is located in Seattle, Washington at 47 Degrees North Latitude, 122 Degrees West Longitude. The office is in Fremont, also known for being the center of the universe.
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