Welcome
Geocaching is a worldwide adventure sport which utilizes GPS devices to hide and seek hidden containers called geocaches. (Learn more about geocaching) To get started geocaching, all you need is a GPS receiver and a geocache location. (Learn more about getting started) You can find a nearby geocache location at geocaching.com by entering an address or town into the search box.
The Manitoba Geocaching Association (MBGA) strives to advance the sport of geocaching through social activities, public education and promotion of geocaching. (Learn more about the MBGA).
Upcoming events
- Cache the Marsh VIISun May 26 10:30am (2 days)
- MBGA Hartes Geocaching 2013Sat Jun 1 1:00pm (8 days)
- Kick off to Quest for the Coin (Dauphin)Mon Jun 3 7:00pm (10 days)
Cacher of the Month - October 2006
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kruzrrr
- When did you start Geocaching?
- How did you find out about Geocaching?
- Have you cached in any other provinces, countries?
In November of 2001. My first cache was Burnside Cache.
CBC Radio, there was a feature on DNTO and as part of the show they planted their own cache in Assiniboine Forest called DNTO2 The Hundred Acre Wood. Wasn’t able to find on my first try but was successful in May of ’02. It’s since been archived.
Yes, Saskatchewan, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, California, Oregon, North Dakota, Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa. As we write this, we are currently on a 13 state 9 day tour including South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri.
Milestones achieved in September 2006
Congratulations to the following MBGA members who have reached milestones during the past month.
100 Finds |
200 Finds |
300 Finds |
400 Finds |
600 Finds |
700 Finds |
800 Finds |
900 Finds |
Manitoba's 1000th Active Cache!
September 26, 2006 the cache 18 Carrots hidden by MHz and Gord from Morris is published and becomes the 1000th active cache in Manitoba!
Congratulations to all Manitoba geocachers on obtaining this milestone.
It all started with the first cache hidden in Manitoba February 5, 2001 (GC21C),
which is still active in a new location.
By 2003 there were around 50 active Manitoba caches.
The summer of 2004 brought that number closer to 100.
On May 2, 2005, The Stunt-man hid Train to Nowhere (GCNQY1). The cache description reads "Hopefully this is Mb's 200th cache"
On April 12th, 2006, winnipegk5 placed the cache "ESP Travel Bug Hotel", making it Manitoba's 500th active cache.
May Blitz Winners
Thanks to everyone for hiding, finding and voting for the best blitz caches!
Top Hiders
Top Finders
Best Blitz Cache
- "BLITZ": Raiders of the Cache Stash
- Exchange District Blitz
- Blitzing this one? Better bring a bucket!
Best Multi-Cache
Best Puzzle Cache
Favorite Hike
Favorite Kids Cache
Favorite Logbook
- "BLITZ": Raiders of the Cache Stash
- The Rural Route Blitz
- GSIS: Mission 2 - Travel Bug Safe House (Blitz)
Favorite Log Entry
- dani_carriere at Exchange District Blitz
- grnbrg at Blitzing this one? Better bring a bucket!
- The-Stuntman at Country Life – The Swimming Hole Blitz
Favorite Photo
- TurdleEggs at Hungry? BLITZ
- TurdleEggs at Lone Island Lookout (MBGA Blitz) 1Queen and4Jokers at Quarry Heights (MBGA Blitz)
- skyhawks at Duke's Blitzing the Eternal Flame
MBGA General Meeting - September 14, 2006
Location: Big Guys N49 49.649 W097 06.356
Start/Finish: 8:05 pm – 9:30 pm
Committee Present: Steven (ertyu), Brian (grnbrg), Tobey (3Ts&aG), Roger (The-Stuntman), Peter (Peter and Gloria), Scott (Lizardo), Jen (ava_ad0re), Dani (dani_carriere), Daniel (Master Instigator)
Committee Absent: None
Members Present: Spongebob_family, TurdleEggs, Capt_Redbeard, Cherry_Pie, Spaceman_Baz, Skyhawks, Kabuthunk, The_5_Seekers.



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