Medium Geocaching Treasure Chest nature

Geocaching QR Travel Bug? - Black

Fir Cone Geocache

Where's the Cache? Also advanced Geocachers will need some time to find the Geocache which is placed into this fir cone. At the bottom side there is a plastic closure where a small container (e.g. a Nacro Cache container) or a hint can be placed into.

CacheQuarter® Camofix - Apple

This Geocache container is a replica of a real apple and looks deceptive. Hidden in the meadow or even in a tree (T5-Cache) this makes a great Geocacher.
You can easily hide a CacheQuarter® Nacro® Cache Container in this apple.


Size: app. 90 x 90 mm (diameter x height)
Inner size: app. 60 x 33 mm
Shock- and weather resistant material

CacheQuarter® Camofix - Cobblestone Basalt

This Geocache container is a replica of a real cobblestone (color: basalt)  and looks deceptive. No Muggle will find it accidently. It is easy to hide a small Geocaching Micro container (app. our NACRO Cache container) in it or a laminated hint for the next stage.

size: app. 85 x 85 x 90 mm (length x width x height)
inner size: app. 50 x 50 x 50 mm
material: shock- and weather resistant

PETling Lock (combination adjustable) incl. PETling Kit

This awesome Set consists of a PETling Kit (PETling logbook and pencil) and a genious PETling lock. You can easily adjust the combination and put it on top of the PETling. The finder will need the code to open the Cache.

Treasure chest (hidden opening mechanism)

… do you think today there is another surprise in the box? But, how did you open it again?
This  tresure chest fits very good to Geocaching. It is not as easy to open it as it may looks