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  1. Release Notes (Adventure Lab®: March 2024 credit distribution) - March 12, 2024 Today, Geocaching HQ distributed over 29,000 credits to players worldwide to create Adventures. This distribution provides credits both to new creators, as well as existing creators who have created quality content for the Adventure Lab community. Creators met the following criteria to receive a credit: Have a Premium membership Completed at least 2 Adventure Locations Logged a Location within the last year Didn't have any unused Adventure credits or draft Adventures Have all active owned Adventures with ratings in the top 90% of global Adventures If your account received a credit, you can see this new credit both within the Adventure Lab® app and the Builder. To see if you received a credit in the Adventure Lab® app, visit the “Profile” screen. A blue dot will appear next to “My Adventures” if your account has a newly distributed credit. Within the “My Adventures” page, the text “1 Available credit” will appear if your account has a credit. In the Builder, if your account was granted a credit, a “1” will appear next to “Available credits” and a box will appear with details about the credit. Select the “Get started” button to begin building your Adventure. Adam (Captain_Cookie), Adventure Lab® Support Manager, is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
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  3. This information was shared today in the Geocaching Blog. As we count down to the 25th year of geocaching in 2025, community will be a huge part of the celebration because geocaching is all about people. We’re excited to share that Community Celebration Events (CCE) will return in 2025! To qualify for a CCE (to be held in 2025), geocachers: Must have at least one cache published between January 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024. (Events and Adventures do not qualify.) Must host at least one Event (including CITOs) between January 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024. Must have created a Geocaching account before the announcement date of February 20, 2024. Geocaching HQ will distribute CCEs to all geocachers who meet the criteria. Beginning July 1, 2024, we will distribute up to 2,025 CCEs each month, continuing until all qualifiers have received one. Additionally, we will distribute CCEs to all geocaching community volunteer reviewers, moderators, and translators. Each primary account hosting a Mega-Event, Giga-Event, or Block Party in 2025 will also receive a CCE. Those who receive a Community Celebration Event must host it between January 1, 2025 and December 31, 2025. Events must be a minimum of two hours, and cannot overlap with events associated with a Mega-Event, Giga-Event, or Block Party. We look forward to sharing more about the 25th anniversary of geocaching as the year 2025 approaches. With Block Parties, Community Celebrations, and more, it’s shaping up to be an amazing year of fun! Here are answers to some common questions: What are Community Celebration Events? This event type is a specially designated community gathering held during significant milestone years in geocaching. These events allow players to celebrate around the world. Community Celebration Events were hosted between 2020 and 2022 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of geocaching (see Geocaching blog post announcing these events). Why are you distributing 2,025 per month, instead of giving them all at once? We believe there will be a lot of excitement about publishing these events. We want to distribute the effort of reviewing them by community volunteer reviewers over time. And we hope this minimizes people choosing the same date and time for their event. I don’t qualify to host a Community Celebration Event, what can I do? You may not qualify to host this particular cache type, but you are still eligible to host a regular Event Cache with your own celebration theme! I want to celebrate a geocaching anniversary on a specific date, what can I do? Unfortunately, selected event hosts won’t be determined ahead of time, so we are unable to honor requests for cachers with a specific date in mind. We recommend hosting a regular Event Cache with your own celebration theme, instead. If I receive the opportunity to host a Community Celebration Event Cache, how soon can I submit it to my reviewer for publishing? Community Celebration Events may be submitted for review up to six (6) months and no less than two (2) weeks in advance of your chosen Event date. If I receive the opportunity to host a Community Celebration Event, how long do I have to submit my Community Celebration Event Cache for review? Events may be hosted from January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025. The final date to submit the cache page of your Community Celebration Event is December 17, 2025. What else is planned to celebrate geocaching’s 25th anniversary? We previously announced that organizers of events that qualify for Mega- or Giga-Event status for 2025 may choose the Block Party icon for their event. We look forward to providing additional details in the future, and invite the community to continue sharing their ideas for celebrating 25 years!
  4. Release Notes (Adventure Lab®: Read to me) - January 24, 2024 With this release (version 1.23.0), the Adventure Lab® team at Geocaching HQ introduces Read to me, a feature that allows players to listen to the descriptions of Adventures and their Locations that are provided by the Adventure creator. Players can select the play button labeled “Read to me” to listen to either the “About this Adventure” text from an Adventure details page or the “About this Location” text from a Location details page. . After a player selects the play button, the text is spoken aloud; the play button will change to the pause button The player can pause the speech by pressing the pause button. The spoken text will stop and the pause button will change back to the play button. Players can restart the speech by pressing the play button. The reader will begin the speech where last paused if the player remains on the description screen. Players can select the “1x” text next to the “Read to me” button to open the “Playback speed” menu to adjust the speed of speech to “0.75x” for slower speech or “1.25x” for faster speech. The selected speed will remain as the default until changed. Adam (Captain_Cookie), Adventure Lab® Support Manager, is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to features in this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
  5. On Monday, January 29, 2024 at approximately 2:00 pm Pacific Standard Time, Waymarking.com and Wherigo.com will be down for up to 3 hours as we perform site maintenance. (Convert to your local time here). Regular service will resume after the maintenance window.
  6. On Monday, January 29, 2024 at approximately 2:00 pm Pacific Standard Time, Waymarking.com and Wherigo.com will be down for up to 3 hours as we perform site maintenance. (Convert to your local time here). Regular service will resume after the maintenance window.
  7. On Monday, January 29, 2024 at approximately 2:00 pm Pacific Standard Time, Waymarking.com and Wherigo.com will be down for up to 3 hours as we perform site maintenance. (Convert to your local time here). Regular service will resume after the maintenance window.
  8. This information was shared today on the Geocaching Blog. Let’s celebrate 25 years of geocaching with Block Parties around the world! HQ is thrilled to announce that organizers of events that qualify for Mega- or Giga-Event status for 2025 may choose the Block Party icon for their event. We recently asked the community to help us dream up exciting ways to celebrate 25 years of geocaching in 2025. Many of you suggested worldwide Block Parties, and we’re very happy to put the idea into motion! HQ hosted the original Block Parties in Seattle from 2011 to 2015. Only 5,064 geocachers received the Block Party icon during those years, which goes to show that it was a fairly exclusive activity. We’re excited that this plan for 2025 will enable thousands more people to join in the Block Party fun. In order for an event to qualify for the the Block Party icon, the event must: Take place between January 1, 2025 and December 31, 2025. Qualify as a Mega-Event or Giga-Event. Have at least 300 Will Attends. Be at least 6 hours long. Highlight celebrating 25 years of geocaching. Submit an application for Block Party status. The Event host will choose whether to apply for the Mega-Event icon or apply for the Block Party icon. Visit the Help Center for details about Block Party guidelines and the application process. We look forward to sharing additional details in the future. Do you have more ideas for celebrating 25 years of geocaching? Share them here!
  9. Release Notes (Adventure Lab®: Social Sharing) - December 11, 2023 With this release (version 1.21.0), the Adventure Lab® team at Geocaching HQ has developed a new way to view and share completed Adventures. After a player completes the final Location of an Adventure, the app will display a digital postcard that includes the Adventure’s cover image, a “postmarked” date of completion, the title of the Adventure, the name of the creator, and a customizable stamp. You can find your “Postcard collection” of public and private Adventures in the Profile tab on the Adventure Lab® app. From the collection screen, tap to view a postcard and share it on other apps, including social media platforms. After selecting a postcard, players can select from one of three stamp designs before sharing. Adam (Captain_Cookie), Adventure Lab® Support Manager, is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to features in this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
  10. Release Notes (Website: New geocache and trackable logging flow) - November 2, 2023 Geocaching HQ is making an ongoing effort to create a consistent player experience across Geocaching.com. Today, we begin releasing a new geocache and trackable logging experience. We will gradually release this new experience to all players over the next few weeks. This latest web release creates a consistent experience across the following aspects: Logging Drafts Creating new geocache logs Editing existing geocache logs Viewing a geocache log Creating new trackable logs Editing existing trackable logs Viewing a trackable log The new logging flow combines the best features of the two legacy logging experiences that exist today, including: It includes a link to the geocache or trackable details page and the respective geocache or trackable owner’s profile page. They open in new tabs. It shows a label indicating the geocache’s status: disabled, archived, unpublished. Players must select log types from a dropdown menu. It includes all available log types depending on cache state and the player’s log history on the respective cache. Once a log type is selected, players will see an updated explanation of the intent behind the selected log type. The Needs Maintenance log type is renamed to Owner attention requested to more accurately reflect the intent behind the log type. The Needs Archived log type is renamed to Reviewer attention requested to more accurately reflect the intent behind the log type. The Log date field now has a “pin” icon to allow players to choose if they want to use today’s date for new logs, or to “pin” a different date. Once a date is pinned, the pinned date is used for all new logs until the player “un-pins” the date or when the browser session expires. The log text input field includes a user-friendly editor for formatting log text with markdown. A modal provides an updated overview of additional formatting options. Log text is now limited to 5000 characters. A log preview section gives an overview of the formatted log. This section is collapsible. It enforces that Favorite points can only be awarded when posting a Found it or Webcam photo taken log. Favorite points can be added or removed by editing an existing log. Image previews now better indicate whether the image is still uploading, is uploaded but has no custom description, or is uploaded and has a custom description. Players can edit uploaded images in a modal by clicking on the image preview links. A trackable inventory section allows players to visit or drop trackables with their cache log. This section is collapsible. We have removed the ability to encrypt logs on cache logs and trackable logs moving forward. Cache logs and trackable logs were not encrypted on the mobile app and very few users used the encryption feature. We have decided to streamline this functionality. We have removed the ability to add a ‘Write Note’ log to unpublished caches. That log type did not automatically archive upon cache publication and private information was occasionally shared. We recommend that players interested in dropping trackables into caches use a reviewer note instead. The cache and trackable log details view also received an overhaul. It remains available via the View Log links from various pages and via direct links. It now features: Additional detail of the current player’s relationships to the cache logs they’re viewing, e.g owned, found, DNFed, etc For cache owners, indication of whether a log had a Favorite point associated with it. Captures a log’s Great story and Helpful votes Updated image gallery utilizing additional space New share log modal Cache and trackable owners are required to provide a reason for deleting others’ logs or images. This reason is shared with the log author or image owner via an automated email. We also updated the image upload functionality for adding images to an existing geocache log, trackable log, and geocache details page. It is now more consistent with images uploaded to a new log, during the Cache Submission Process, and on the Edit Page. It now offers: Drag and drop file upload options Max image size of 5 MB, approved file types are PNG, JPG, and GIF Total number of images per log limited to 20 EXIF data is stripped from uploaded images Image editing in the same interface Adding an image name (limited to 50 characters) Adding an image description (limited to 125 characters) Rotating or flipping an image Please see this Help Center section for more details about logging your finds online. Ari (ari54321) is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to features in this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
  11. Release Notes (Adventure Lab®: Statistics) - October 19, 2023 With this release (version 1.17.0), the Adventure Lab® team at Geocaching HQ introduces statistics to your profile. To access them, just go to your profile, tap Statistics, and you will see: Number of completed Adventures Number of Adventures in progress (at least one Location completed) Number of active Adventures that you own Find count (includes completed Adventure Lab Locations and Geocaching Finds) List of Themes for which you have completed any Adventures List of Themes for which you have not completed any Adventures Tapping into Completed Adventures, In progress, and My Adventures will show you a list of those Adventures. You can then tap any of those Adventures to take you to the Adventure details screen. Allison (alikelsea), Director of Product, is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to features in this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
  12. Release Notes (Adventure Lab®: Play nearby Locations) - September 19, 2023 With this release (version 1.15.0), the Adventure Lab® team at Geocaching HQ has made the experience of playing multiple Adventures much easier with a new Geocaching Premium feature. While playing an Adventure, users can now identify nearby Locations for other Adventures, denoted by blue pins on the Location map. Red pins represent Locations you have not found in the Adventure that you’re currently playing. This new feature, labeled "Play nearby Locations", is found in the new "Premium features" menu that is accessed from your player profile in the Adventure Lab® app. If you have Geocaching Premium membership: Tap into your Profile, then tap “Premium features.” You will see: Play nearby Locations Toggle the slider to enable or disable When the setting is enabled, and a player is viewing the Location map, Locations that you have not completed in other Adventures within the viewable map area are displayed as blue pins. When a blue pin is tapped, you will have the option to switch to the Adventure containing that Location. This allows you to avoid going back and forth to the Explore map to check which other Adventures may have Locations nearby. Allison (alikelsea), Director of Product, is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to features in this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
  13. TODAY, August 29, 2023, at approximately 3:00 pm PDT, we will conduct maintenance on Wherigo.com that will require downtime. Convert to your local time here. The expected downtime is approximately 10 minutes. Normal service will resume after the window.
  14. Release Notes (Geocaching® app: Navigation screen improvements for Traditional Caches) - August 15, 2023 Today we are releasing a new feature on the navigation map in the Geocaching® app (available for version 9.34.0+): When navigating to a Traditional Cache, the navigation map now shows a section at the bottom of the screen with additional information about the cache to help with finding and logging. When you tap “Navigate” on the cache details screen of a Traditional Cache, there is a new card at the bottom of the screen. As you navigate to the coordinates, you can swipe up on the card to review it. At the coordinates, the card will automatically expand and you have a one-tap option to view additional information that might be helpful while searching for the cache: Details about Difficulty, Terrain, Size (these are also available in shorthand without tapping the button) The hint (if available) Logs When you have found the cache (or decided you won’t be able to find it), you can start logging directly from the navigation screen. When tapping “I found it”, new players will see additional information about signing the log sheet and replacing the cache. Players with one find or more can start writing their Found it log right away. When tapping “I didn’t find it”, once per login you’ll see additional help on how to find a cache, otherwise you can start writing the DNF log right away. Nicole (nykkole), Product Manager, is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to features in this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
  15. Release Notes (Adventure Lab®: ‘Can’t complete stage’ reporting) - August 10, 2023 With this release, players can use the ‘Can’t complete stage’ link in the Adventure Lab® app to report issues with Adventure stages to Adventure creators. When a player submits a report about a stage, the Adventure creator will receive an email notification including the player’s description of any issues with the stage, along with the player’s email address if they have chosen to share it. Pooja (onepooja), Product Manager, is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to features in this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
  16. On Thursday, July 13, 2023 at approximately 5:00 pm Pacific Daylight Time, the Geocaching Forums will be down for up to one hour as we perform site maintenance. Convert to your local time here.
  17. Adventure Lab® platform update: reduced geofence limit Today we are announcing a change to the Adventure Lab® platform. As of a few weeks ago, all new Adventures and edited Adventures are subject to a maximum geofence of 500 meters for each stage. In the near future, we will be retroactively reducing the maximum geofence to 500 meters (0.31 miles) for all Adventure Locations that currently have a geofence limit higher than 500 meters. Adventures with geofences within 500 meters will not be affected. Adventure Lab is intended to be a location-based game; this is core to our vision for the platform and to Geocaching HQ’s mission to inspire and enable outdoor adventure, exploration and community. Our intent with this geofence adjustment is to require players to physically visit the Adventure Locations in order to complete an Adventure, as opposed to completing them without having to physically visit the locations. We recognize that this change may negatively impact some existing Adventures with larger geofences. While this is regrettable, we believe that this change is in the best long-term interest of the Adventure Lab platform. If you have created an Adventure that will be unplayable as a result of this change, for any reason, you are welcome to archive your Adventure, fill out this form by August 1, 2023, and we will issue you a new credit to create a new Adventure after August 1st. If you wish to archive your Adventure, please visit the Adventure Lab builder, open your Adventure, and click the "Delete" button. If you archive your Adventure, you can always view all of the descriptions, location data, journal entries, Activity Logs, etc. in the new "Archived Adventures" section of the builder. Please note that, once archived, Adventures can not be unarchived. We genuinely appreciate all Adventure creators and players who help us shape the future of this experimental platform. We are working hard to bring new features and functionality to the Adventure Lab platform and we are very excited to share future developments with all of you. We look forward to granting more opportunities to create Adventures in the near future. Thank you!
  18. Release Notes (Adventure Lab®: Email to Adventure creator when a review is added) - July 3, 2023 With today’s release, the Adventure creator will receive an email notification when a player adds a written review or photo(s) to a completed Adventure. Stuart (syntaxerror) is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to features in this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
  19. Announcing Virtual Rewards 4.0 Is there anything better than finding a well-crafted geocache? Perhaps the joy of creating one! Geocaching HQ is pleased to announce Virtual Rewards 4.0, an opportunity to reward 4,000 lucky cache owners who create inspired and noteworthy geocaches! Unlike prior Virtual Rewards, there’s no need to opt in or apply. Geocachers who meet the following criteria will automatically be eligible for selection on January 17, 2024. How can I qualify for a chance to hide a Virtual Cache? You must have a non-Event geocache published in 2023 that has earned at least 4 Favorite points by December 31, 2023. You must have created your geocaching account before June 13, 2023. Prior Virtual Reward recipients are eligible to participate. Players who opted-in for Virtual Reward 2.0 and 3.0, but did not receive a Virtual Cache will have a higher likelihood to receive a Virtual Reward 4.0. How does the process work? On January 17, 2024, Geocaching HQ will randomly select up to 4,000 eligible geocachers, with geographic distribution, to receive one Virtual Cache. Recipients will have one year to create their Virtual Cache page and submit it for review (January 17, 2024–January 17, 2025). The caches must comply with Virtual Cache-specific guidelines. All geocaching community volunteers (reviewers, moderators, and translators) who qualify will receive a Virtual Reward as thanks for giving their time to support the geocaching community. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Why do I have to hide a geocache to qualify? Adding new caches to the map is essential to the health of the game. It provides fresh content for experienced players who have often cached out the areas closest to them. And it offers quality content for new players who are still forming an impression of the game. Our goal is to reward those who are adding quality new caches to the gameboard. When do I need to hide a geocache to qualify? You must hide a non-Event geocache that is published by a geocaching community volunteer reviewer between January 1, 2023, and December 31, 2023. That same geocache must earn at least four Favorite points from the geocaching community before December 31, 2023. The publish date of a geocache is not the same as the placed date. You can find the date that your geocache was published by viewing your published caches, selecting a cache, and scrolling to the bottom of the page to view the Publish log on the cache. This is generally the first log. Does this mean Virtuals are back permanently? No. We hope to see 4,000 new Virtual Caches in 2024, but Virtuals will remain a legacy cache type. Are Virtual Rewards distributed evenly among countries? No. We use an algorithm to help distribute Virtuals, favoring countries newer to geocaching, which may not have many Virtuals, rather than basing it solely on land area or the number of active geocachers. Could an account receive more than one Virtual Reward from Geocaching HQ? Yes. Previous Virtual Reward recipients may receive a Virtual Reward 4.0. However, the likelihood of selection is lower than for geocachers who have never received a Virtual Reward. How do I find out when new Virtual Rewards are published? Premium members can set up Instant notifications to receive an email when new Virtual Rewards are published. All members can use filters to search for Virtual Caches worldwide. Will there be more Virtual Rewards in the future? We may consider a similar set of Virtuals in the future. As with prior Virtual Rewards, we would likely make changes to the criteria and selection process. Combined with previous Virtual Reward launches, are there too many Virtual Caches now? There are approximately 12,300 Virtual Caches worldwide, which is 0.4% of the world’s 3,371,000 active caches. Adding an additional 4,000 Virtual Caches will still only account for 0.5% of all active caches. Why not make Virtual Caches available for everyone to hide? Because today’s Virtual Caches are rare and generally well-liked, people often forget the problems that led to the Virtual becoming a legacy cache type in 2005. The Virtual Cache type was initially created to place a cache where physical caches were not permitted or where too many muggles made a physical cache impractical. While the intent of this cache type was positive, it created significant problems for geocaching community volunteer reviewers and often led to poor cache quality. Some players used Virtual Caches as a shortcut to create basic caches that did not require maintenance. Guidelines were eventually updated to require Virtuals to have special qualities to set them apart from other caches. However, the subjectivity introduced to the review process became difficult for both reviewers and cachers. The decision was finally made for the Virtual to become a legacy cache type to avoid the issues above. Virtual Rewards releases have helped to minimize the previous problems with Virtuals, while delivering more opportunities for the community to enjoy this beloved cache type. Most importantly, it’s a fun reward for cache owners who have contributed so much to the game.
  20. Release Notes (Adventure Lab® web builder: See archived Adventures) - June 12, 2023 With today’s release, the Adventure Lab® team at Geocaching HQ has added the ability for creators to see their archived (formerly “deleted”) Adventures on the web builder. Previously, creators have been able to “Delete” their Adventures on the Adventure Lab web builder. This action deleted the Adventure and removed all content related to the Adventure from the web builder and app so that it was no longer visible. With today’s update, “Delete” is now called “Archive” in the web builder. All Adventures that were “Deleted” after March 16, 2019 are now visible to their creator in a view-only format on the web builder. The action of “archiving” an Adventure continues to be the same as “deleting” - it is a permanent action that cannot be undone. We have updated this terminology in Adventure Lab to more closely match the terminology used for this action on geocaches. Stuart (syntaxerror) is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to features in this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
  21. Release Notes (Adventure Lab® app: Search and Test copy deletion improvement) - May 30, 2023 With today’s release, the Adventure Lab® team at Geocaching HQ has added two features to the app: Search and an improved experience for deleting an Adventure test copy from the app. Search functionality is now available in the Adventure Lab® app for logged-in users to search based on city, state, country, region, address, postal code, or coordinates. We also made a small update on how test copies of Adventures can be deleted from the app. Now, to delete a test copy of an Adventure, a user will go to the Adventure Detail screen, select the ‘Delete test copy’ button, and confirm the deletion. Previously, a user had to swipe an Adventure preview card to the left from the Directory list of Adventures to delete it. We have updated this functionality for several reasons: the library we were using for this functionality is no longer supported by the third party who developed it, there was no visual indication that this feature existed in the app, and players were not provided with an opportunity to confirm they wanted to delete their test copy. Some users may not see these updates immediately, but they should be available to all users within a week. Stuart (syntaxerror) is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to features in this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
  22. With today’s release, the Adventure Lab® team at Geocaching HQ has added a new ‘Featured Adventure’ icon to the Adventure Lab® app. This icon is very experimental and will only be visible on a limited number of partner Adventures at this time. Example of the Featured Adventure icon: Erin (Oceansazul) is watching this thread to answer questions whenever possible. Any posts in this thread should relate to features in this release. Comments unrelated to the release may be removed. Please direct unrelated comments to other appropriate threads. Thanks!
  23. This information was shared today on the Geocaching Blog. We are sending a similar message to Premium and Basic members who are subscribed to our marketing emails. Here at Geocaching HQ, we have worked hard to maintain our original Geocaching Premium pricing for more than 21 years, despite significant cost increases. We are updating our pricing so that we can continue to deliver a high level of service to the global geocaching community while also rewarding current Premium members for their ongoing loyalty and support. On June 6, 2023, we will increase the prices of Premium membership for new subscribers to $39.99 USD per year or $6.99 USD per month. Pricing may vary in other currencies. This change will not affect existing Premium members so long as their membership does not lapse. If you would like to take advantage of our current prices, please upgrade to Geocaching Premium by June 6, 2023. For more information, please visit our frequently asked questions page. Thank you for being a part of the Geocaching community.
  24. On Wednesday, April 5, 2023 at approximately 4:00 pm Pacific Daylight Time, Geocaching.com, Adventure Lab, Waymarking.com, Wherigo.com, and all related mobile applications, including 3rd party applications will be down for up to 30 minutes as we perform site maintenance. (Convert to your local time here).
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