⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series - Monsal Trail ⭐
‘Monsal Trail’ is a series of 22 caches set along the (yes, you guessed it) Monsal Trail in the Peak District. This is a long accessible footpath that was formerly the Midland Railway line. There’s a wide variety of caches, many of which are excellent bespoke containers. Because of this, the series has amassed almost 600 favourite points in just fourteen months. This is definitely one that you should consider adding to your to do list!
🚶🏼 8.5 miles
⏱ 2-6 hours
🏁 GC83ABD
🔗 https://coord.info/GC83ABD -- Series placed by: HairyHobbitFeet Nominated by: Dan P on Twitter
📷 Photo credit: SimeyBop
⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series - Harlaston Hunt ⭐
Harlaston Hunt is a series of 11 caches (plus three extras) near Harlaston, Staffordshire. It takes you on a nice circular walk around the area, and includes a variety of creative caches - a couple of them are so good that they’ve earned nearly 50 favourite points!
🚶🏼 3 miles
⏱ 1.5 hours
🏁 GC618HC
🔗 https://coord.info/GC618HC -- Series placed by: moofnoo
⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series - One in a Minion ⭐
One in a Minion is a geoart series in Cambridgeshire consisting of 107 caches. The series forms three circular loops that can be completed in one go or on separate occasions. The walk takes you through a mix of countryside and paths, and the caches are all nice and easy finds.
🚶🏼 17.5 miles
⏱ 9 hours
🏁 GC8NAQW
🔗 https://coord.info/GC8NAQW
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Series placed by: ryo62 and heidirose4789
⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series - A - Amour ⭐
The A - Amour series, located near Morton Bagot in Warwickshire, consists of eleven two-stage Multi caches. Many of the first stages are creative and ingenious, providing you with the coordinates for each cache… all of which are ammo boxes! The walk takes you through some pleasant and peaceful Warwickshire countryside, which makes the series even better. You can our full Seeker article about the series here: Seeker 30
🚶🏼 5.5 miles
⏱ 3 hours
🏁 GC6CM4Z
🔗 https://coord.info/GC6CM4Z
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Series placed by: HKMHil
⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series - Stamped in Stockbridge ⭐
Stamped in Stockbridge is a series of 42 Letterbox Hybrids near Andover, Hampshire. The caches are not at their published coordinates, and form the shape of an envelope on the map - a great bit of geoart! There’s a variety of containers, with several amazing, standout caches. The brilliance of this series is confirmed by the fact that it has amassed an incredible 2,084 favourite points… it’s a must-do!
🚶🏼 8 miles
⏱ 5 hours
🏁 GC7HZ4F
🔗 https://coord.info/GC7HZ4F
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Series placed by: SeekingSalters
📷 Photo credit: Far Away
⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series - Behind Enemy Lines ⭐
Here's another series for you to look forward to completing. Behind Enemy Lines is a series in North Shropshire, with all of the caches located near old WW2 airfields. The caches are split between three alert levels: Yellow (elevated), Orange (high) and Red (severe). The Yellow level caches give you the details required to find the Orange level caches, which in turn provide you with the details to find the Red level cache… the grand finale! There’s a mix of Traditional, Multi and Puzzle caches. It’s possible to complete the series in one day - if you do, your name will be added to the ‘Hall of Fame’.
🚶🏼 Varies per cache
⏱ Varies per cache
🏁 GCZ2JM
🔗 https://coord.info/GCZ2JMY
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Series placed by: The Bolas Heathens (adopted by Border Caz and Manxrose)
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⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series - Borrowdale Triangle ⭐
We will continue to share series during these times to hopefully give you something to look forward to. This time, we are featuring the Borrowdale Triangle series in the Lake District National Park. The walk takes in Cat Gill, Walla Crag and Ashness Bridge, with a total of 10 caches to find. There are some great views to enjoy, including over Derwent Water. Overall, a cracking series which deserves to be added to your To Do list!
🚶🏼 3 miles
⏱ 2-3 hours
🏁 GC2TECY
🔗 https://coord.info/GC2TECY
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Series placed by: The Barrowers
Nominated by: bunny_summers
📷 Photo credit: RyroD
