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A mysterious hiding place, a jump scare, or an unusual sight: geocaching and Halloween have plenty in common, from the thrill of the unknown to the fun of discovering whatโs hiding just out of sight.
Ready for a few tricks on the way to your next treat? Explore these scary geocaches for the season and decide for yourself which ones youโd dare to find! Bring a pen, bring your courage, and bring a friend who volunteers to open things first.
Der verschollene Murray (GC5GREX)
A mysterious figure named Murray has disappeared, and geocachers must venture underground to discover what happened to him. The search leads into a dark, challenging tunnel system where reaching Murrayโs hiding place is part of the mystery.
This large Traditional also carries a terrain rating of 4.5, geocachers should give the route and requirements as much attention as the mystery.
Zombie Walk Travel Bug Hotel (GC8F8QW)
This front-yard Travel Bugยฎ hotel in California gives arriving trackables a much creepier stay than the average roadside stop. The cache is built around a zombie theme, complete with a gruesome resident inside.
Expect a thematic, photo-worthy container rather than a simple hide. The zombie, coffin-like setup, and surprise details make the experience feel more like a tiny Halloween attraction, while the hotel itself still gives geocachers space to trade and move trackables along.
Witch K-Night 2 (GC42G0M)
This elaborate D4.5/T3.5 Multi-Cache sends geocachers into the forests of Geel-Bel, Belgium, where strange noises, disappearing pets, mysterious illnesses, and missing explorers suggest that a witch has returned.
Over roughly 2.4 miles (4 km) and numerous challenging waypoints, geocachers take on the role of witch-hunters, using tools like UV lights, flashlights, a rope, and even a candle to solve puzzles and uncover what is really lurking in the woods. Bring your sharpest teammatesโcourage alone wonโt get you to this logbook!
Geist des Hagen (GC11JM6)
This eerie forest cache brings the legend of Hagen from the Nibelungenlied to life. Geocachers follow a ghostly trail through the woods to a magical tree stump, where they can summon Hagenโs restless spirit and uncover the cache hidden beneath his haunted home.
The cache uses atmospheric effects, electronics, sound, and a few creepy surprises to make the adventure memorable, especially after dark.
๐โ ๏ธ HALLOWEEN ( COVID19 ) โ ๏ธ๐(GC90B21)
Get ready! This fun cache leans fully into classic Halloween horror. The story begins with a geocaching outing gone wrong, leaving a couple stuck deep in the forest with an empty gas tank and darkness closing in. But the real scare comes when one cacher is left alone and hears that a dangerous patient has escaped and may be nearby.
Moral of the story: always make sure you have enough gas for geocaching adventures.
THE REBIRTH OF THE BEASTS, -2, Slender Man- (READ) (GC6BHV3)
After reports of Slender Man sightings in the Collserola mountain range in Catalonia, Spain, geocachers are recruited to hunt him. To reach his lair, they must venture deep into a flooded abandoned mine, where Slender Man supposedly waits in the shadows at the end of the tunnel.
This is a demanding terrain-five cache that involves an abandoned mine and water, best fit for experienced, properly equipped geocachers.
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Geocaching and Halloween both invite us to let our imaginations run a little wild and embrace the surprises around us. Hereโs to a few happy scares and plenty of smileys!
Have you found a geocache perfect for Halloween? Let us know in the comments.
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