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Geocaching magnets

We offer a large selection of geocaching magnets so your new hiding spot will be a surefire hit! Depending on where and how you want to attach your cache container, we also carry waterproof geocaching magnets with non-stick or rubber coating. Nickel-plated neodymium magnets are not rust-resistant and will have to be replaced from time to time. Buy our geocaching magnets conveniently online and get ready for your next adventure. You can find more information in our FAQ Which magnets are suitable for geocaching?.

In addition to magnets for geocaching, you will also find magnetic swap gifts in the form of novel refrigerator magnets in our shop – very straightforward, no GPS needed!
We offer a large selection of geocaching magnets so your new hiding spot will be a surefire hit! Depending on where and how you want to attach your cache container, we also carry waterproof geocaching magnets with non-stick or rubber coating. Nickel-plated neodymium magnets are not rust-resistant and will have to be replaced…
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What is geocaching?
Geocaching refers to a kind of scavenger hunt in which a container with a logbook and sometimes small trade items is hidden. Players, so-called cachers, are given the coordinates of the hiding place, i.e. the location of the cache. There are different degrees of terrain difficulty, which hint at the type of hiding spot. Easy caches can be conveniently reached by car, difficult caches could even be hidden underwater or on top of a mountain. You can find inspiration in the following customer project about a geocaching hiding spot.

In the 1990s, geocaching turned digital when GPS data for hidden caches was first disclosed on the web and used by cachers for the search. Before that, scavenger or treasure hunts using coordinates and maps were a popular pastime. To this day, players sign the logbook contained in the cache after they found it. Often, small trading objects await the players. The idea being that every cacher leaves something behind to be enjoyed by the next player.