How long would it take YOU to figure out how to *unlock* this 4.0 Difficulty geocache? 👀

Embarking on a geocaching adventure in Reno, NV, I stumbled upon a cleverly concealed treasure tucked away in the branches of a nondescript tree. The coordinates led me to a fake birdhouse that seemed ordinary at first glance. Intrigued, I inspected the surroundings, searching for the elusive geocache.

Upon closer examination, I discovered a hidden compartment within the birdhouse. My excitement grew as I realized this was no ordinary cache. My attention was drawn to a small magnet attached to the side of the container. The challenge became apparent — using the provided magnet, I needed to skillfully navigate the key upwards to unlock the secrets hidden within.

The task proved more intricate than expected, requiring patience and precision. Multiple attempts ensued as I grappled with the magnet, each effort bringing me closer to unraveling the mystery. With determination and a touch of finesse, I successfully maneuvered the key into my grasp, unlocking the geocache's concealed compartment.

The reward was not just the physical trinkets inside, but the satisfaction of overcoming a unique and thoughtfully designed geocaching challenge, making this find in Reno a memorable and exhilarating experience.

[DaimyoD]

That's a crazy amount of iron on the soil lol

[blueneonpaw]

I’ve done geocaching my entire life and this has to be one of the coolest ones I’ve seen!

[AndGoatz]

When i first heard about these i thought all caches were just year-long easter eggs, but now i know that *_they are full on Korok seeds_*

[karenshannon]

That looks like fun. What a great way to spend a day outdoors in nature with friends. Stay safe and be prepared for everything. Watch your surroundings always.

[Striker-irse]

That is now the most creative cache I have ever seen. It’s so cool how it just comes out of the hole like that!

[loopin]

I remember back in the day when they were just hidden in plain sight. Under a rock or between bricks. Now it has puzzles?! Thats awesome!!!!

[Coloredbymusic]

My personal favorite I’ve found was when you pulled into an alley and went up to a ladies gate but she had a pet pig so there was pig food so if you have it food it was trained to actually bring you the geocache!

[ඩ_ඩ_ඩ]

Owner Of The Cache Here, Glad to know it was your extreame cache

[sonnyca]

He just solved a Nancy Drew mystery there.

[Whatsa-vu]

The way I would NEVER be able to find the key 💀

[eerielakeerie]

it’s been YEARS since i went geocaching. my mom and i used to do it every month or so in town. i miss it. this is super rad, reminds me of some of the puzzles we have at the escape room where i work!!

[DoomMarine]

"this is a geocache lock, it can be open by using a geocache lock"

[mniVerse]

"Lock picking lawyer here and today we have..."
"Binding on one, two is springy, binding on 3..."

[ghostmangm]

If only it held the embarrassing photo of Spongebob at the Christmas Party

[HouseBread]

Geocache has really evolved over the years. Found one under a rock like 10 years ago which was how i found out about all this and now you need professional safe cracking experince to participate. Kinda excited to see what the next ten years brings

[Ms.LovelyXoxo]

I just love these videos because there is so much action and mistery...

[j_lemy]

I respect the geocaching community. Very little vandalism and amazing community, which is rare these days.

[toothless]

What the main characters are like in a horror movie opening their own door instead of jumping out the 10ft wide window right next to them

[drumaquen]

I love that Geocaching is still a thing. Learned about this 10-ish years ago at like 14 after reading a book (north of beautiful [I think. Don’t remember the writer]) but my mom wasn’t having it. She blatantly said she wasn’t dragging me around to find “random shit strangers leave in random boxes” and after I became an adult I was always either to poor (for the traveling around part) or too busy until eventually I forgot about it. I might give it a try now that I’m an adult with time AND money for exploring

[NotAnAutisticPerson]

It's fun to see that a group of people that don't even know each other around the world just randomly started to make storage for people to find and love.