Caches

S*W*A*G Permanent Caches

Each year, around the time of the annual Mega event, S*W*A*G places several new geocaches in the area. At last count, there were over 350 active S*W*A*G geocaches in the area, including some nice geo-arts on the Barry Goldwater Range.

Adventure Lab Caches

There are many Adventure Labs around Yuma. We are creating five new ALs for the Yuma Event 22 celebration, each with 10 stages to discover. You will need a smartphone (Android or IOS) with the Adventure Lab app installed. For general information about Adventure Lab Caches, click here.

Here's a marvelous AdLab Geo-Art in the West Wetlands Park, orchestrated by Marla45:

Feb 1 - [link] The Ghastly Ghost of Yuma Pioneer Cemetery

Feb 2 - [link] The Case of the Missing Geocache

Feb 3 - [link] Murals in and around Yuma

Feb 4 - [link] Yuma Area Emergency & Support Services (2023)

Feb 5 - [link] Yuma Trivia Pursuits

AC & DC Redux Geocaches

Check out this series by Bronco Busters, south of Wellton. These geocaches replaced the AC & DC series that was archived by billyb. Some of these geocaches are on the Barry Goldwater Range and require a (free) permit.

If you decide to look for these geocaches, you are advised to have an AWD or 4WD vehicle, and some areas require a bit of clearance, as well. Be aware that range rules require you to drive only on existing roads, so don't get caught driving cross-country. Also, remember that this is desert country, so take plenty of water and don't pet the snakes.

S*W*A*G Events

We host several events throughout the year, generally involving food. If you're in the area, check to see if we are hosting a Breakfast or Taco Tuesday event. Also watch for CITO events as we clean up the area. No events scheduled? Host one of your own and see who shows up.

BP25 Geo-Art

In recognition of 25 years of geocaching, we placed a new Geo-Art in the desert south of Somerton, for you to find. This Geo-Art includes reverse Wherigo geocaches, mystery geocaches, and multi geocaches.

BP25 Geo-Art

In recognition of 25 years of geocaching, we placed a Geo-Art in the desert south of Somerton, for you to find. This Geo-Art includes reverse Wherigo geocaches, mystery geocaches, and multi geocaches.