Geocache Lists

Where are the Caches? Presently Delaware has 445 active caches and 14 inactive caches in place throughout the state. Since visitors to this site might be just starting their geocaching adventures or may be seasoned veterans, we are supplying several ways to look at these 431 caches.

While all the lists show the same 445 cache sites, the lists are organized so that geocachers at different experience levels will be able to find a listing that meets their needs. Note: none of the lists is linked back to the geocaching.com site. If you find a site on a list that appears to be intriguing, you'll need to get the details on the site from geocaching.com. But to help you do that each list will appear in a new window that "floats" above this page display. You can print these windows. Just click on one and use the print command in your browser. Only the contents of the list will print, not the entire web page.

Click on the underlined description to display a list. Clicking the close button on a window will remove it from the screen and allow you to see this page again.

Sorted by Difficulty and Terrain Levels.This listing starts with the easiest to find and most level terrain and works its way up to some real challenges.

Sorted by Type, Difficulty, and Terrain Levels.. Do you prefer traditional caches, or multi caches? Maybe you'd rather search for one of the special caches types such as a virtual or a puzzle cache. This listing groups the types than presents the caches from easiest to most difficult within that type.

Sorted by the Geocacher who Placed the Cache.. Have you found a few caches by a particular geocaches and found that you liked their style? This listing presents the caches sorted by the username of the geocachers. These are in alphabetical order. You notice that there are some geocachers who have placed only one cache while others are creating quite long list of sites.

Sorted by the Geocache Container Size. Do you love finding nanos? Hate nanos but love finding micros? Prefer to seek out caches that have "treasures" inside? Then this is the list for you. This list uses a number system to rank the sizes but there's a key at the top of the list.