Look at the picture above; Do you pay attention to something extraordinary? This is not a mirage, and although it may seem too difficult to believe to be real, there is geocache with the top ranking located somewhere in the vicinity.

Come with us when we sweat to Geocache this week, Stonehenge in the dessert (GC6H1TZ).

The desert is known to not forgive. With extreme weather conditions and scarcity of water, you do not expect to see the passionate art installation here. “Seven Magic Mountains” is the name of this colorful and stacked boulder installation, which is located about 10 miles (16 km) south of Las Vegas, Nevada.

This installation highlights the intersection between natural and artificial, indicated in excessive colors and accumulates rocks naturally formed.

Likewise, geocaching connects humans to the natural world around them. Every day, Geocachers get outdoors and establish new connections with their environment.

This unique site is no exception; If there is one thing cuckers likes, it finds the most unexpected hidden treasure.

One Cacher, Kris32, found the simplest location for GC6H1TZ. But hiding it from non-geocachers is very important to drive long life, because many tourists visit seven magic mountains throughout the year. Placing cache a little journey from the installation is proven to increase pleasure for many seekers.

With so many unexpected conditions, wildlife, and tourists who pass through it, this cache must be exchanged with a new container more than once. But no matter how many times this cache turns into a different container, one consistent thing is a hidden location.

Located under the baby palm tree, you can find this disguised container relaxing in the shade. Besides, even the cache needs to cool in hot like that!

If you are lucky, you might find a stache that is loaded with trace and stolen goods. Cachers have found everything from the beading of the trench manik to the super cute stolen goods in the form of accomplices. Whether you come for the sensation of challenges, want to exchange stolen goods, or want to help tracking to the next destination, GC6H1TZ provides pleasure for anyone and everyone.

Many cache have enjoyed their visits to Tengara and Cache, writing in their log entry:

Maybe my first cache walked into the ‘wild’ lol. Very rocky but surprising, not too bad for the daytime in July. TFTC! ” – Ooozabe

“I like a desert cache, thank you for a pleasant small walk from a stone. The cache is in very good condition.” – Mangothegecko

“The first Nevada I found. Cool outside artwork. I will never know this if it wasn’t for Geocache that was very popular. Thank you for bringing me here and TFTC!” – Hikewalker

Don’t worry – if you get lost in pleasure, a series of large stones will always be a northern star, guide you back.

For all adventurers, note that the attributes listed say the findings must take less than an hour, but there are no facilities, and you can find some slippery friends and scary crawler in their own Geo-Journey.

If you can go through several conditions registered in the cache yard, this tourist -friendly landmark makes a pleasant trip pitstop.

The cache owner wrote “temporary art in the desert” in the description, because the installation will be deleted in 2018, but its popularity provides an extension of up to 2027. So you have a little more time to plan this cache into your next trip.

Are you going to add this cache to your “mandatory” list?

Continue to explore some of the most amazing geocache in the whole world.
Look at all the GeoCaches of the Week on the Geocaching blog. If you want to nominate Geocache this week, fill out this form.