GeoCaching

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A real-world treasure hunt across the Geopark.

Geocaching is a brilliant way to discover corners of the English Riviera you would never otherwise find, and many caches around the Bay celebrate the area’s geology and heritage.

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Go on a Geocaching Adventure

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Geocaching is a real-world treasure hunt: use GPS (or just your phone) to seek out hidden containers — geocaches — tucked away at interesting locations all over the Geopark, from coastal headlands to woodland valleys. It’s a brilliant way to discover corners of the English Riviera you would never otherwise find, and many caches around the Bay celebrate the area’s geology and heritage. Remember to follow the Geopark code while you hunt: take nothing but photographs, leave nothing but footprints.

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