Geocaching, also known as GPS treasure-hunting, is a type of electronic treasure hunt. The hiding places are posted using geographical GPS coordinates and can be found with the help of a GPS receiver. Detailed maps can also be used to find the hiding places without a GPS receiver. Geocaching combines hiking in nature with exploration, puzzles, experiencing nature and discovering new locations.
Further information on geogaching is available here.
There are geocaches on the sunny side of Engelberg, so pack your GPS receiver, make a note of the coordinates, and come check us out!
THE FIVE CACHES:
The cache on Walenpfad (W2) is located a short distance from the beautiful Lake Härzlisee and the SAC Brunnihütte.
Climb the Brunnistöckli or Zittergrat via ferratas and discover a cache high above the ground.
The Rigidal Magic Hole is a geological depression whose genesis is explained in various legends. Now a cache is hidden there!
This is a regular cache, hidden near the Rugghubelhütte cabin.
If you fancy trying your hand at solving a tricky puzzle in order to find a cache, then this is the right place!
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