How long would it take YOU to figure out how to *unlock* this 4.0 Difficulty geocache? 👀

Embarking on a geocaching adventure in Reno, NV, I stumbled upon a cleverly concealed treasure tucked away in the branches of a nondescript tree. The coordinates led me to a fake birdhouse that seemed ordinary at first glance. Intrigued, I inspected the surroundings, searching for the elusive geocache.
Upon closer examination, I discovered a hidden compartment within the birdhouse. My excitement grew as I realized this was no ordinary cache. My attention was drawn to a small magnet attached to the side of the container. The challenge became apparent - using the provided magnet, I needed to skillfully navigate the key upwards to unlock the secrets hidden within.
The task proved more intricate than expected, requiring patience and precision. Multiple attempts ensued as I grappled with the magnet, each effort bringing me closer to unraveling the mystery. With determination and a touch of finesse, I successfully maneuvered the key into my grasp, unlocking the geocache's concealed compartment.
The reward was not just the physical trinkets inside, but the satisfaction of overcoming a unique and thoughtfully designed geocaching challenge, making this find in Reno a memorable and exhilarating experience.

[@DaimyoD0]

That's a crazy amount of iron on the soil lol

[@hullsome]

Honestly still don’t understand why all of it was even there 😂

[@DaimyoD0]

@@hullsome the only explanation I can think of is that they had to grind off a screw head or something while building it??? Unless it's somehow natural.

[@forgori4304]

Maybe the iron was part of the cache to help you find the magnetic properties

[@hullsome]

@@forgori4304 Now that I’m looking a bit closer at the cache description/hint I think that could be the reason 🤯 but there is a ton of iron found in soil too!

[@colstoncarpenter451]

Where are you 🎉

[@blueneonpaw6611]

I’ve done geocaching my entire life and this has to be one of the coolest ones I’ve seen!

[@kareinatrevino]

How do you get into this! Looks so fun

[@fard6703]

@@kareinatrevinoI wanna know as well

[@davidcolby4497]

I too am interested to know more

[@_UglyBarnacle]

whole life? i thought this was a last couple of years type trend.

[@astrallin1155]

⁠@@kareinatrevinotheres an app called geocaching that i used to use!

[@Real_Rainway]

Owner Of The Cache Here, Glad to know it was your extreame cache

[@srishroxsy2713]

What did you put in it??

[@highonlives712]

Prove it. 😂

[@TheOnePandaManda]

Cap

[@DanDoessEverything]

Cap

[@davidclark255]

🧢

[@Striker-ir4se]

That is now the most creative cache I have ever seen. It’s so cool how it just comes out of the hole like that!

[@commanderjonson2610]

These are staged. He knows how its done before he tries it to build publicity with these dumb shorts.

[@Striker-ir4se]

@@commanderjonson2610no there not

[@hullsome]

@commanderjonson2610 Nah man! I actually do walk up to the geocaches and film myself solving them, there's nothing 'staged' about my videos. I don’t study the geocaches beforehand, my videos are authentic reactions, which is partially what makes them so popular.

[@Striker-ir4se]

@@hullsome yeah I know right

[@Tacoassassin23]

​@@hullsomeI go geocaching with my family good to see that it's so popular

[@Whatsa-v2u]

The way I would NEVER be able to find the key 💀

[@pigons238]

Secret trick: destroy it

[@micahepworth3321]

​@@pigons238 no that's dumb just mcnally the lock

[@VictorinePlays]

​@@micahepworth3321 fr just karate chop it

[@Tricky6299]

⁠Secret Trick: Lock Pick it so other people can actually use it and it’s not ruined the fun for everybody

[@clover3916]

@@Tricky6299You realize you can lock it, put the key back inside, and the magnet as well…?

[@karenshannon3967]

That looks like fun. What a great way to spend a day outdoors in nature with friends. Stay safe and be prepared for everything. Watch your surroundings always.

[@DoomMarine64]

"this is a geocache lock, it can be open by using a geocache lock"

[@The_one_who_asked200]

The sheer amount of McNally references 😭

[@loopin269]

I remember back in the day when they were just hidden in plain sight. Under a rock or between bricks. Now it has puzzles?! Thats awesome!!!!

[@hullsome]

Some puzzle/gadget Geocache hides are getting pretty advanced, it’s honestly great 😂

[@janisrinkis5070]

​@@hullsome😊😊❤

[@lilmommabrown251]

@@hullsomeI’ve got to start doing it I thought no one did no more so glad I saw this video what site do I use I’m in Mississippi

[@chatter572]

​@@hullsomeDo you mind sharing the general location of this one and some of the better ones you've encountered?

[@mickey2010y]

Try searching for medium/large Geocache with 100+ favourite points.

[@AndGoatz04]

When i first heard about these i thought all caches were just year-long easter eggs, but now i know that *_they are full on Korok seeds_*

[@Foxtrot_Zer0]

Yahaha

[@poppytan5747]

Yahaha

[@Mohammad75500]

Yahahaha I WON’T LEAVE YOU EVEN IN TOTK hestu : … poor link … 😕

[@FlameSlayer1901]

Yahaha

[@dylanharding9126]

So like what is the cache? Like ppl put money in it or you just trying to find it then out it back ?

[@AJJesko]

My favorite cache was inside a fence that you could take apart. Took us forever to figure that out. It just looked like a random fence and we couldnt find anything else in the area either. Once we found it it was so satisfying though. All the caches in that town were apparently made by this one maths teacher that was just totally into making them super elaborate. :)

[@JS-rv3et]

Two of my favorites. One only had the hint BDI. BDI wtf is BDI? Who knows couldn't find it knew it was around as we knew the owner and he checked still there. So mmm whats BDI.. The gps signal plays games in that area so your always getting mislead. Then BAM it hits ya. Its at a local store. Parking lot. This store happens to have a giant statue TOTEM POLE Of a BIG DAMN INDIAN. 2nd one was on the back side of a whats it called old electric store forgot the name. Went outa business while back. Anyway HUGE CONCERT building with a large hill on the back end the signal keeps sending you to different places. Spent SOOOOO LONG looking for the damn thing. Then one day after weeks of trying. One of us mom i think realized something. There was a DEAD BOLT on the outside of a door. No big deal its the storage end of a big electric store so sure they would have a lock. Duh. Wait thats a fire door. A emergency exit if you will. A dead bolt lock..... on a fire escape door? Interesting.... Walks up to door grabs lock wiggle wiggle ITS A MAGNET someone hollowed out a dead bolt and STUCK it on a metal door hahahahaha

[@adawnthom86]

This has made me want to start geocaching 😊❤

[@ghostmangm3059]

If only it held the embarrassing photo of Spongebob at the Christmas Party

[@jdeancofer87]

I can get you the picture but it will not be cheap. I know who to 📞. In 1972, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn’t commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, If no one else can help and if you can find them. Maybe you can hire, The A-Team.

[@silverwolf8128]

Underrated comment 😂

[@yen9145]

@@jdeancofer87man is yip yapping

[@normalfitgirl8619]

​@@jdeancofer87my response to everything 🤣🤣

[@justdragogames]

Bruh I was literally just thinking of that episode when I was at work today 😅

[@0mniVerse777]

"Lock picking lawyer here and today we have..." "Binding on one, two is springy, binding on 3..."

[@nowonmetube]

Seeing LPL being references is always appreciated 😁

[@unlucky-61]

He would have opened it in 10 s blind folded

[@nowonmetube]

@@unlucky-61 with only one toe on his left foot backwards

[@Centyme]

McNally: *splits the wood in half with a speed square*

[@burtan2000]

@@unlucky-61Those cam locks are the easiest. It's easier for me to open with a pocket knife than it is with the actual key

[@Ms.LovelyXoxo]

I just love these videos because there is so much action and mistery...

[@Coloredbymusic]

My personal favorite I’ve found was when you pulled into an alley and went up to a ladies gate but she had a pet pig so there was pig food so if you have it food it was trained to actually bring you the geocache!

[@hullsome]

That’s so wild 😂 Wish I could get that cache on video

[@Coloredbymusic]

@@hullsome the pigs name was Chris.P.Bacon but hey if you want to come on down to Lubbock Texas hah

[@user-mu8ox2yx9c]

No

[@user-mu8ox2yx9c]

Turtles are the best thing ever ❤

[@pickles-the-kitten]

@@user-mu8ox2yx9cok👌🏻

[@j_lemy]

I respect the geocaching community. Very little vandalism and amazing community, which is rare these days.

[@hullsome]

Geocaching community is really the most ‘Hullsome’ one out there! ☝🏼

[@Ballzsucker69420]

@@hullsome 😂😂😂

[@tieronehush]

@@hullsomestop while you’re ahead…

[@davepalmer9265]

Truth in my experience as well. Ive been all across the u.s. randomly grabbing caches. Cool how we leave items or take an item trade without it getting ransacked and so many willing to add items

[@Rwnds7967]

​@@davepalmer9265 My only experience of geocaches is videos like this one and I don't really know what they are. You're telling me people leave stuff for each other in them? I don't fully understand the concept, what are they exactly?

[@datubers2712]

I want to thank you hullsome for getting me into geocaching and made me realise how fun it is thank you

[@jackmcmorrow9397]

I love that you can tell the door was already open before he put the key in there.

[@sonnyca]

He just solved a Nancy Drew mystery there.

[@G0R1VER]

Why did I think of stranger things when you said Nancy Drew?

[@lucidlol999]

@@G0R1VERsameeee i think cause maybe i can’t remember but she worked at a post office in season three and the guys would make fun of her for trying to be a detective

[@G0R1VER]

@@lucidlol999 yeah

[@Whyamiherel0l]

Love Nancy Drew!

[@eerielakeerie]

it’s been YEARS since i went geocaching. my mom and i used to do it every month or so in town. i miss it. this is super rad, reminds me of some of the puzzles we have at the escape room where i work!!

[@InternetMameluq]

What is this, geocaching?

[@siaorihara]

I’ve always wanted to try an escape room by my mom and brother insist they exist to kidnap people so I’ve never been allowed to go 😭

[@Tropictopic69]

@@siaoriharalol fr?

[@seandamon6056]

​@@siaoriharalmao sounds like your family is a drag

[@TDR-0484]

​@@siaoriharaI've been, can confirm they kidnapped my cousin

[@ocrampolo1]

went geocaching before and found a animal eyeball with a bunch of baby spiders on it, someone left that for me. how welcoming.

[@Tony_Airlines]

Geocaching finally breaking through to social media, no freakin way!

[@HouseBread]

Geocache has really evolved over the years. Found one under a rock like 10 years ago which was how i found out about all this and now you need professional safe cracking experince to participate. Kinda excited to see what the next ten years brings

[@bayleebailey]

I've been geocaching over a decade and there have always been super intricate caches like this. Some you have to repel down cliffs for.

[@LouisRoymond]

Really

[@darciedidden6686]

So you started out as a muggler! Glad you found out about it.

[@t77snapshot]

I've been caching for 15 years and have seen many intricate containers like this. One of my favorite was a pipe stuck in the ground with a hole drilled at the bottom, you had to plug the hole with your finger and fill the pipe with water for the container to float to the top for retrieval. Then when you release your finger the water drains out.

[@devilmay]

​@@t77snapshotrandom pipe in the ground..so put your finger in it..congrats on your tetanus.😅

[@dbzgotmadness]

Me an intellect: “Nothing a sledgehammer can’t solve”

[@ThisIsMeArnold]

An intellect?

[@iBocks_]

@@ThisIsMeArnold Now you know the reason why he's only opening that box with a sledgehammer.

[@patriciapeters7604]

Intellectual

[@kailathefox]

​@@iBocks_ME INTELLECT SMASH HAHA 😂

[@InternetMameluq]

@@ThisIsMeArnold Google 'Gordian knot'... Also genius means someone who uses unorthodox, 'creative' ways to solve problems, like generate.

[@sadendingz]

“It looks like it’s coming out of the other side” omfg 😂😂😂

[@thatonemonsterunderurbed-rj8ip]

Definitely the GOAT of escape rooms

[@X-SPONGED]

**Pulls out hairpin** "Hey guys, this is the lockpicking lawyer"

[@HoldenBuell-icuinhere]

“This is a geocache lock. It can be opened with a geocache lock.”

[@kingkojoandscelix]

@@Deo_xx respectfully, how long has it been since you've seen your parents.

[@Willard_Woodington]

@@Deo_xxRespectfully, you don’t seem to be trying to be very respectful

[@marlonarada3269]

@@Deo_xxrespectfully, people just Ryan have fun

[@RealTillBill]

@@Deo_xx respectfully, please lock your doors

[@ParkTheSnark]

That’s a sick cache!

[@hullsome]

One of my favorite gadget caches! It honestly had me stumped for a bit 😅

[@ParkTheSnark]

@@hullsome I can’t blame you. That was crazy and cool.

[@Commander_of_YEET]

​@@ParkTheSnarkwhat was in the box?

[@Commander_of_YEET]

​@@hullsomewhat was in the box?

[@hullsome]

@@Commander_of_YEET some swag and a logbook with player’s names that also found the geocache!

[@Hyperxyze]

That one unemployed friend on tuesday.

[@hiddenhistoryofearth5090]

This man’s voice sounds like that guy who explains art in this exact tone.

[@BosisofSweden]

I just love this silent communication between humans all over the world.

[@PsiNintenN64]

horror rpg puzzles be like

[@Miles02c]

blud found 1x Small Gold Key

[@PsiNintenN64]

Found 1× Magnet

[@xTHOMASKx]

Then a demonic monster jumpscares you and kills you when you just got the key

[@PsiNintenN64]

@@xTHOMASKx oh i forgot to do the other puzzle that makes the demon not attack me

[@DRK-PrismYT]

Resident Evil be like 💀

[@orphscookie8047]

I love how thoughtful these people are. I've been to 10 geocaches in the past month and each one gives you a weird little souvenir like the magnet from this video! I would have loved to have that nice find!

[@faredce]

Not really a souvenir it's part if the puzzle. I hope u don't take items like the magnet, people after you will be stuck

[@orphscookie8047]

r/wooosh@@faredce

[@xrexkinect]

@@faredcewomp womp

[@Rita.Zaher.2012]

OMG where do you find them?

[@purplepuddle7321]

@@orphscookie8047god that is soooooooo gay

[@melo-7904]

Dude is the type of person to interact with everything in a RPG

[@gracefulghoul]

And here I thought making my brother climb 10 feet up a tree to get to one was the best I've found 😅 That's awesome!

[@Will_U_Read_4_U]

This is what spies should train for. Your videos are pretty fun and satisfying.

[@cowtails5863]

real I completely agree! I'm so used to people just judging andbeing mean to the spy and cache community!

[@Spartanmeow251]

@@cowtails5863boo.

[@PPBbunno]

@@cowtails5863spy community?

[@eggowaffle4555]

Or just apply common sense

[@__-tp4tm]

I'd guess most spies alive rn would not play hide-and-seek like that. Oh yeah, let's hide this vital and secret information in a tuned bird house - it would just be bad if either some random stranger with morbid curiosity comes along, or someone who realizes it's no normal bird house and picks up a hammer to have a better look.

[@drumaquen98]

I love that Geocaching is still a thing. Learned about this 10-ish years ago at like 14 after reading a book (north of beautiful [I think. Don’t remember the writer]) but my mom wasn’t having it. She blatantly said she wasn’t dragging me around to find “random shit strangers leave in random boxes” and after I became an adult I was always either to poor (for the traveling around part) or too busy until eventually I forgot about it. I might give it a try now that I’m an adult with time AND money for exploring

[@frostyplays949]

have you done it yet? if not go and do it.

[@indigopentagram3330]

​@@frostyplays949 I knew someone who did geo caching. Usually people leave garbage behind around here, nothing was ever interesting enough to keep doing it after so many runs

[@rynbruce5018]

Also, yes, do it for yourself!

[@anhvu-yp9vs]

i would get why your mother said no but her response was quite rude ngl

[@sweetpeakit8232]

Also learned about geocaching through North of Beautiful. Loved the book. Maybe will take on geocaching

[@bklynsouth06]

My daughter and I use to love geocaching

[@TheFirefishe]

This one is unique and wholesome. Nice cache!

[@toothless5553]

What the main characters are like in a horror movie opening their own door instead of jumping out the 10ft wide window right next to them

[@justd4n1._]

Fr

[@darciedidden6686]

Two really neat concepts to Geocaching is called the Travel Bug and that's placed in a cache and the next geocacher takes the Travel Bug to another site and places it and so on and so on. All of this is logged online and you see where the Travel Bug started out and how many hundreds of miles it has traveled. We also "cache in" and "trash out" by always carrying little trash bags and picking up any litter on the way in and out.

[@michaelpetras1613]

Item in box

[@hullsome]

Always practice CITO while Geocaching! Helping make the Earth a cleaner place, one geocacher at a time 😊

[@wessley4606]

You lost me at geocaching...

[@RenegadeShepTheSpacer]

​@@wessley4606Then why are you here? Cringe take.

[@wessley4606]

@@RenegadeShepTheSpacer to comment 🙈🤯 maaaaaaan youssa stewpid persun yew R.

[@MartenMarkus-t3w]

Hey, just wanted to say that thank you for your awesome videos thanks to you i started geocaching

[@vDREEGONv]

I remember the first time I opened the Geocatching app and it felt like I saw The Matrix when all those dots popped up on the screen that I had no idea ever existed despite having lived in that area for years 😅 Still shocks me to this day to know how many are hiding around the world.

[@HughesEnterprises]

Best geocache I ever did was a 20+ part scavenger hunt through 10 different cemeteries where you had to assemble the correct lat and lon from birth and death dates of a list of people, culminating at a lamp post in a Walmart parking lot you had to disassemble. Inside was a film canister with the name of a park and coordinates, and only then could you find the ammo can in a black trash bag… 2001 was a crazy time!

[@strawberry-mochi1427]

That is INSANE!

[@stjeep]

id give up after arriving at the first cemetery, i seem to attract ghosts

[@brandongainer9434]

Boo! ​@@stjeep

[@stjeep]

@@brandongainer9434 dont make me call the ghostbusters on you...

[@brandongainer9434]

@@stjeep I'm so scared...

[@JenniferCatMomma]

I have never heard of 'Geo-Caching' til this video. It looks like alotta fun, thanks for sharing😊

[@janetwilliams3497]

Please look up more videos. I've seen some very cool ones people have found. I've been distracted for hours watching these finds!

[@JenniferCatMomma]

@@janetwilliams3497 thank you so much!!! I absolutely will☺️☺️

[@Kaireonpawz]

my immediate thought was to push the little drawer back in, use the magnet to drop the key in, then push the drawer back out and voila!

[@user-ov7lq8xb9m]

Thats so cool I used to do this all the time with my dad when I was kid. We once found a geocache in billerica on the medal pulley system attached to a tree we were probably standing above it for like 25 minutes trying to find it.

[@user-mg5ip7rn2k]

Me with a lock pick and 1 hour of binging McNally videos:

[@JBXO69]

yessir

[@questionminecrafter]

"This is the lock picking lawyer and today we will be using this rake pick....."

[@Hexzoz]

Didn't take long before I found one that involves lockpicking

[@xandle-bi3od]

frr

[@hitemlow92]

It's a wafer lock, you could probably get it with a hairpin.

[@JustinHuman1269]

I especially enjoyed the part or the video that showed wtf they found after all of that effort.

[@trixta52real4]

A geocache. Are you dull?

[@dmoney7463]

@@trixta52real4wtf is geocache 🤷‍♂️😂😂

[@Mizzaceyspoicey]

@@dmoney7463it’s little items at locations, most of the time it’s a notebook to log down that you have visited the geocache location! It’s a good way to figure out the city if you are new, and is also a fun hobby if you get into it. I’m pretty sure that there is an app to find locations. Not 100% sure.

[@ezpower420]

that was my favourite part as well

[@treefiddyzz3381]

​@dmoney7463 so it's this app u download and people leave these hidden objects and they will have a log inside u can see who's been there and sometimes they have cool things inside u can have

[@terrafletcher1930]

Haven't found a puzzle box yet! Ive found sticks and pine cones that have been hollowed and you have to unscrew them 😊

[@imlogan_btw7265]

The magnet was so pretty and now it'll never be that way again

[@jokersmoker5248]

I haven’t been geocaching in years. Was so much fun when travelling for work. This is absolutely the best cache I’ve ever seen

[@Desideratus21]

What you mean? There’s really things like this randomly everywhere?

[@siliconsulfide8]

@@N.TinglesAsmr there might be apps/sites for it, I think? maybe they have instructions

[@jessejamez707]

I remember going on a hike in Lake Tahoe with the boyz, we came across a birdhouse hanging from a tree in the middle of absolute nowhere lol. There was a little ice chest below the tree that had more bird feed in it so we decided to refill it up but when I opened the hatch to the birdhouse we heard a click on the back of it, we tried to see where that came from and it was this little tiny door that popped open and had an arrow pointing up 👆 towards the tree 🌲! So we looked up and there was a little hole in the tree where a geocache was located! It was so crazy the inside of the hole had this tiny little couch in it with little toy gnomes hanging outs I had no idea what it was all about but my friend did. Told me all about it and I’ve been hooked ever since!

[@MrsCluffRN]

That’s the coolest one I’ve heard of yet!!

[@innapinch7112]

I've just started doing this. It's so much fun.

[@Dragon-of-Insanity-Town]

Imagine if there was a maze you had to follow, that'd have been sick

[@217techguy]

When a Zelda puzzle isn’t just for video games anymore.

[@xception799]

be quiet, zelda is a fake game. you are really comparing real life to zelda. go outside and touch some grass or play a real man's game like minecraft. the redstone and the possibilities in minecraft are much more vast than that of zelda or any of their puzzles in ANY zelda game. you are lame. LOL

[@surajkumar-uo1xp]

Really Really nice that they took a non magnetic key and sicked round magnet to one end so that it'll come out properly when magnet is used from outside

[@KingS1ayer_Minecarft]

Lockpicks: here, let me try

[@Whyamiherel0l]

Never heard of these and I am obsessed as a modern day Nancy Drew ; rabbit hole time

[@fucklove9952]

In all my years of the internet I have never actually seen someone else mention or even reference Geocaching. I forgot that this was a thing that existed, I use to do it all the time with my dad when I was younger.

[@alondrancr]

what even is it exactly? what do you get once the box opens?

[@pokechespingames9084]

I feel bad now. My dad always told me, “there are geocaches nearby, wanna go look for them?” I always said no. 😢

[@Trinitodbone870]

@@pokechespingames9084go do one with him. My dad is dead and i wish i could do one with him. Your dad sounds awesome.

[@karenkrohn8003]

@@alondrancr You document your find, a bit like birdwatchers track the birds they've seen, and generally you bring a trinket and take a trinket, switching them out and recording your visit within the cache itself. It's a wholesome activity for parents to do with pre-teens and teens, teaching them to use GPS coordinates, read maps, learn geography and solve a variety of unusual puzzles while roaming about in a non-destructive way in their corner of the world. It helps to instill a sense of community with unseen others who came to a spot before us and who will come after. Some involve history lessons or word puzzles or mathematical calculations. It's like a scavenger hunt that one can participate in at any time.

[@Ayeayeron05]

People are out there living this kind of life? My God. Seems it IS actually going to all be okay.

[@Nik-xi2ri]

I mean, just stay out of big cities

[@kx7500]

@@Nik-xi2ristop generalizing

[@gamingshortz7912]

@@kx7500name a single big city worth even living in lol nothing but dirty blacks

[@dont.call.me.a.raccoon_89P13]

I completely forgot about geocaching! I used to do them with my dad until we found one that got us covered in HUNDREDS of ants(they were all crawling up our legs)💀 We stopped doing it after that but it was kinda fun tbh (Sorry if I made mistakes, I’m French and I don’t really speak english)

[@phayfox6130]

Ive know of geocaching my entire life and have almost found a thousand, my dad is a reviewer however we're not really able to do much stuff anymore, my dad is busy with his job and still does a lot of reviewing, but we cant go to events really and it's been years since weve really done anything.

[@MTGPringles]

This is the first geocache video I've come across since I found my first one! Thanks for the inspiration 😇

[@hullsome]

Love to hear it! Welcome to the best Geocaching adventures on the Internet! 😊

[@deejay2lit238]

I absolutely love caching it’s a great way to meet new people and have great times

[@ElizaHolliday]

My patience could never

[@Z-13Sebastian]

"How much do you like magnets?" Gadget cache hiders: yes

[@jenievans8531]

That's the best geocache I've ever seen. I used to go with my son years ago. I'm happy that it's still around. Great hobby to do with kids

[@castanzofranzman2013]

Wtf is a geocache there’s so many comments but no one has explained it lol is this in certain places or can I just wander the woods and find one?

[@rheanaa.4655]

​@@castanzofranzman2013um like real life seek and find with hints, usually in the woods by hiking trails. Im sure there's gotta be websites or apps. I'm not sure the prizes in each box but its a fun thing to do if you like to be outside. That's the best way I can sum it up without having played it

[@karenkrohn8003]

@@castanzofranzman2013 You may happen across one accidentally but not understand it-- sometimes they are destroyed for that reason. But Google it and you'll find online registries of them and a whole community of folks who do this for fun. It's an especially good for parents to play with pre-teens and teens while teaching them skills ranging from map-reading to interpreting historical clues to solving physical puzzles.

[@Almighty_1]

"Looks like it's coming out the other side" *Me with food poisoning*

[@hullsome]

😂💀

[@thegreeter7027]

@@hullsomethat toilets gonna be *COATED* with brown and green with a bit of yellow

[@leuy7120]

bro is completing his collectibles after main quest

[@tommynorthside2419]

Intrusive thoughts tell me to just take a hammer to the box😂

[@raegengwozdz9714]

That's so cool !! I remember doing a geocaching activity back in girl scout camp and I never understood it but I feel so much joy and excitement watching these videos. This is sick !!!

[@BTCMTX]

A family friend made one that was amazing, you had to be 3 to activate it. One had to stand on a specific place to cause some pressure and another one to basically block a vent so that the pressure went all the way to a pipe/pole where the last person could collect the cache

[@mehreenseba4853]

At first I thought you meant you need to be 3 years old 😅

[@mrobinson8190]

3?

[@Jpilgrim30]

I’d be willing to bet that there were objects around to use for weight and something to block the vent.

[@theranman0000]

The way you worded this sounds like you needed to be 3 years old, lmao. I was like, I have to find a 3 year old child to bring or make my own and wait 3 years. 😂😂😂

[@sh0wtim3studios]

@@theranman0000😂😂😂😂

[@MadGameBoy]

Theres a magnet or magnetic metal circle stuck onto the non-magnetic key. All it takes is one guy to put the key back into the hole wrong & 'Oop, geocaches broken!'

[@eliasbsalas]

“whats in the box!!??!” -brad pitt probably

[@mvshroom6875]

I have never heard of a geocache before, this is AWEDOME. Thank you

[@HeyItsKinleyYall]

One time my 8th grade class went on a field trip to catalina island. Our male teacher at the time loved biking and hikimg so much and had found a hiking trail that was 2.5 miles long and really narrow. He asked us all if we would like to go and out of our class of 48 students only 8 of us went. I was one of them and it was so so steep and narrow that i thought i was going to die and i was crying so hard. Anyways. We finally got to the top and we were no joke above the clouds. There was a geocache there and we each left something in the box that we had found along the trail. That was the craziest geocache that I've ever found, what about you guys.

[@GFODT562]

Bruuuuuuuu I go there all the time

[@stroft2]

The fact that I know about geocaches from Tomb Raider is crazy

[@Pixel.Party_YT]

It looks like it’s coming out the other side😂💀💀

[@BoggleWasTaken]

Swear to God these guys are doing side quests

[@amyp479]

Wow. This short got me into reading about geocaching (this was the first time I heard about it). I can tell that I’m fully hooked 🥴 will be on my first adventure soon 🎉 Thankie for the cool short

[@mateja6687]

bro became dora the explorer out of nowhere😭

[@Pirakeo]

I love this channel now i call it easter eggs hunter

[@Princessofthemoon09]

This brings me back memories! Back in my late years of high school and beginning of my 20's, my friends and I used to go geocaching in our small town and found a lot of cool, small treasures ❤❤

[@toxiclunch]

Best cache I’ve seen was a discord video of one on an abandoned rail line. Part of the rail is hollowed out and the nearby tie was on a roller that slid out revealing the key for the rail compartment.

[@hullsome]

I’ve seen hides like that before but have never found one myself! That’d be pretty tough to figure out 😂

[@Roadbloxexploiter]

This was the video that got me in the community! TYSM!

[@zoe9ismyfavoritenumber]

"This wooden puzzle box is too tricky" *axe*

[@SimonVanliew26]

Love how geocachers go through the most work for the least reward. To write your name in a little book.

[@entombedmachine]

That's actually really awesome. Geocaches are one of the coolest ideas people have come up with!

[@kingwu2348]

imagine doing a geocache and you find a stick of uranium

[@tanyawesten4983]

That one guy with a lockpick💀

[@avery7061]

I love cachers, the building, the finding, such a cool community. I haven’t done it in a while but some of my fondest memories with my father are geocaching

[@catdownthestreet]

I read a comic with a geocache as a main part of the plot once, definitely one of the coolest things humans have come up with over the years.

[@user-ve5bp2zi1z]

This has to go viral😮

[@cinderellawannabe]

Haha as a mom of toddlers, I instantly recognized the magnet. I use them to baby proof my house.

[@TrustMelDontCare]

This Fall, my younger sister, gf,and myself were out for a hike to view a waterfall. Once at the falls, my sister found an odd rock and behind it was a geocache! I didnt know how they worked so I told my sister to take it and we could show the rest of the family once back at the cabin. My Auntie told me that they werent supposed to be taken, so we opened it and there was just a list with names and dates of who had previously found it. Dont worry, I got right into my car and took it back to the falls. I'll look for it the next time I'm out there :)

[@BuddetteOfTheWoods]

I'm an OG geocacher. This one is sooooo coooool!! I've seen caches using compressed air, water, and all sorts of tricky fakeness that forces a person to stretch their brain. OMG I LOVE GEOCACHING!!

[@Gasmaskman7]

Hammer: You think I don't exist?

[@zarliabrown6668]

When they say, “This is a lot harder than it looks, you pretty much have to follow the exact…” they sound EXACTLY like Justin Long 😱

[@ieatbugs89]

Can you imagine having so much money and time that you make extravagant puzzles for people on KZbin to figure out?

[@hehotbros01]

Huh? It's an official GeoCache

[@jakobwhaley5641]

You don't know what geocashe is and how big it got like 15-20 years ago...

[@hehotbros01]

@@jakobwhaley5641 was it really that long ago?

[@jakobwhaley5641]

@@hehotbros01 seems like it at this point

[@jakobwhaley5641]

@@hehotbros01 yeah cause according to Google it started in 2000