The finder
Two axes, because there are two questions: what kind of cache is it, and how much of a day will it take.
By kind
Two or more stages. Each stage hands you the coordinate or the offset for the next one, so the walk is the cache.
By terrain
Published notes
- 24 September 2026GC8C1YMThe Tidal SwingGower, Swansea D3
- 21 September 2026GC9N5HJWhy the Causeway is Six-SidedCounty Antrim, Northern Ireland D3.5
- 18 September 2026GC4Z2QDWistman's WoodDartmoor, West Devon D2
- 14 September 2026GC6J9BVThe Durdle Door ArchDorset, Jurassic Coast D3
- 10 September 2026GC7W3XZThe St Ninian's HoardShetland, St Ninian's Isle D4.5
- 7 September 2026GC8H6RFThe Ptarmigan BlockfieldScottish Highlands, Cairngorms D3
- 4 September 2026GC5T8KNThe Milecastle GatewayNorthumberland, Hadrian's Wall D1.5
- 1 September 2026GC9P42CThe Three GalleriesSnowdonia, Gwynedd D3.5
- 29 August 2026GC6E4WPThe Dry Fall at Malham CoveYorkshire Dales, Malhamdale D2.5
- 25 August 2026GC8Q1TVThe Witch StepsLancashire, Pendle D4
- 22 August 2026GC7B2M9Black Tor ClitterDartmoor, West Devon D2
- 19 August 2026GC9K4XQThe Ridgeway FurrowsOxfordshire, the Ridgeway D2.5