Geocache:  Across the Divide GeoTour

Looking for a different kind of adventure?  Come have fun geocaching as a family or with friends, exploring Rocky Mountain National Park as well as the mountain towns of Estes Park and Grand Lake with the Across the Divide GeoTour which takes you to an altitude of over 12,000'! 

The Centennial GeoAdventure celebrates the 100th Anniversary of Rocky Mountain National Park (2015), the 100th Anniversary of the National Park Service (2016), the 100th Anniversary of Estes Park's incorporation (2017), and in addition Historic Grand Lake (2018). 

This Centennial GeoAdventure will allow you to explore the "Wildlife, Wilderness & Wonder" of this beautiful region of Colorado!

Download and print out this GeoAdventure Passport Map and a Guide to Geocaching or pick them up directly from either the Estes Park Visitor Center or the Grand Lake Visitor Center and start your exploring!  

There will be 49 geocaches to find in 2018.  

There will be traditional caches found outside of Rocky Mountain National Park, as well as the Earth Caches (with no containers) and Virtual caches found in the park.  As there is a "Leave No Trace" policy, for the virtual caches you will be asked to take a photograph, answer questions, or solve a puzzle to prove that you found the cache and the Earth Cache will teach you some lessons about the formation of that place, why it is important scientifically, or what the site can tell you about our planet.

Each year new caches and different prizes will be added so you can come back and explore even more!  You can also complete the previous year's GeoTour and receive those commemorative coins as long as they are available.  Learn more about what Geocaching is by watching this introductory video: