As I said in the beginning of this series of blog posts, the trip to Wyoming was two-fold: to see the Grand Teton National Park and to geocache in seven counties where we had not geocached before. This post is about the geocaching. Only our geocaching friends might be interested in the wrap-up.
This was the Wyoming map before this trip. Seven of the 23 counties were open.
It was at this location in Buffalo that I reached 31,000 geocache finds. Hubby has about 800 more geocache finds than I do.
Big Horn County ✔
Worland WY
Washakie County ✔
Hot Springs County✔
large geocache in Shoshone
Fremont County✔
road trip to Sublette County✔ and Lincoln County✔
location in Jackson of the geocaching event I hosted
on Thursday early evening
two local geocachers attended
location of a letterbox cache in Jackson
a large travel bug cache in Jackson
We had geocached in Teton County when we were in Yellowstone National Park 2021.
Natrona County✔
geocaching mission complete!
Geocache total on this trip: 65
30 Traditionals
4 Unknown
5 Virtuals
9 Earth Caches
1 Letter Box
1 Event
3 Adventure Labs for 15 more caches
Wyoming makes the 6th state in which we have found a geocache in every county. (South Dakota, Arizona, Nebraska, Minnesota and New Mexico) There are 3144 counties in the United States and we have found a geocache in 935 of them. We have met a couple of geocachers who have found a geocache in all 3144 counties! That is amazing.
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