
The new geocaching tour is dedicated to the topic "sports" and will lead you to the tracks of Pastor Müller and the white gold.
As from now there are three new geocaching experience tours at the Tannberg region in Warth-Schröcken.
The tours are related to the history and nature of the Tannberg region and are dedicated to the topics of sports, nature and culture. That's why geocachers are able to follow the tracks of pastor Müller on the tour "Pastor Müller and the white gold" [Pfarrer Müller und das weiße Gold]. He was the very first one who introduced off-piste skiing and skiing in general in Warth-Schröcken, when he first saw a pair of skis in a magazine in 1894. On the Tour "Walser villages & nature jewels" [Walserdörfer & Naturjuwelen] geocacher look into the history of the Walsers, a group of humans who left Switzerland and settled here in the mountains 700 years ago. On the tour "Gipt's das?" geocacher experience a unique nature reserve with more than 1.000 dolines. A huge fun not only for ambitious geocachers but also for the whole family!
Geocaching can be explained as the modern trashing hunt of today's time. The caches (= hidden places) will be laid out at different (and sometimes unusual) places for others to be found. Every cache looks different and provides unique coordinates which are stored in a world-wide platform (www.geocaching.com). That's why the caches can only be found with a GPS-device or an app on your smartphone. For a geocacher the luckiest moment is finding a cache and entering the name into the log book to confirm his find.
Geocaching is very easy. You just need to fulfill some conditions to start.
The new geocaching tour is dedicated to the topic "sports" and will lead you to the tracks of Pastor Müller and the white gold.
The new geocaching tour is dedicated to the topic "culture". Geocachers will dive into the history of the Walsers and explore nature jewels like lake Körbersee.
The new geochaching tour in Lech is dedicated to the topic "nature" and leads the geocacher from Oberlech to the unique nature reserve "Gipslöcher" (gypsum holes).