David Madison / Thursday, February 4, 2021 / Categories: Activities Night Geocaching Add a twist to the traditional geocache! Geocaching is a fun activity to get your Scouts outside and working together. Who doesn't like a puzzle? Searching for something hidden based on a couple clues, some coordinates and GPS device. Now, for a twist try this a night! A night cache can really add a fun twist to the whole experience! These type of caches usually involve clues and reflective trail markers that light up as you shine a flash light. Night Caches are best searched for in the dark. Not for the easily spooked, these caches come in all types — Traditional, Multi, Mystery, Wherigo caches amongst others. Make sure to come prepared with a flashlight or headlamp, some extra batteries, and maybe even a glow-in-the-dark pen. To find Night Caches, you often have to follow reflectors that guide you to the hide or glow-in-the-dark ink that can only be seen in the dark and requires a UV flashlight. Lists Type Location(s) Description Link List MI, MN, WI, and some others. List of caches Link Cache FL The "Blatantly Obvious" Night Cache Link List Portland, OR Night caches around Portland area Link List WA Caches around Washington Link List CT, OH, MA, MI, NJ, NV, NY, PA, VA, WV, Ontario Recommended Night Caches by TeamDotOne Link List NY, OH, PA Link If you are aware of night time caches, share them with us by sending an email to share@scoutshare.org Previous Article Audios for your Virtual Event Next Article Planning a Fishing Fun Day for Senior Living Centers! Print 2388 Rate this article: 2.0 Tags: FunActivitiesadventures Scouting TypeFamily ScoutingScoutingVenturing David MadisonDavid Madison Other posts by David Madison Contact author Related articles Scout Field Round 600 Scout Games Campfires: Walk-ons, Short Skits, and One-Liners Caving Panama Rocks Please login or register to post comments.