June 9th & 10th, 2012
Are you looking to see the Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve like you’ve never seen it before? Then the 6th Annual Caching Riding Mountain GPS Adventure Quest is the answer! Taking teams on a 26 hour long adventure throughout the Biosphere Reserve, this year’s Adventure Quest is guaranteed to take you to places you never knew existed. Whether you are an experienced or novice GPS user, this modern treasure hunt is fun for all ages!
If you are interested in participating in this year’s Adventure Quest or would like more information, please click on the Caching Riding Mountain link to go to the Caching Riding Mountain website! Online or mail-in registration is available and all registration forms must be received by June 5, 2012
For more information on the exciting activity of geocaching, please visit our Geocaching page.
If you have any questions, you can contact us by phone at (204) 636-2085 or by e-mail at rmbr@mts.net
5th Annual Caching Riding Mountain Adventure Quest – June 11th & 12th, 2011
To celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Parks Canada, this year’s Adventure Quest took participants to 100 locations across the Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve. Using handheld GPS (global positioning systems) and wits, eleven teams navigated their way to traditional, virtual, and activity caches scattered throughout the area.
First place was once again taken by Treasure Hunters, who returned to defend their title as number one!
Every year the Adventure Quest has different locations within the biosphere, the diverse landscape providing the perfect atmosphere to explore mixed terrains and see wildlife (one group spotted a moose cow and her triplets).
Please go to our Geocaching page to learn more about the exciting activity of geocaching. If you are interested in joining us please click on the Caching Riding Mountain link to go to the Caching Riding Mountain website!
If you are a business or organization interested in becoming an activity cache for the 2011 Adventure Quest, click for more information.
For more information call Valerie Pankratz
at (204) 636 2085 or
e-mail RMBR@mts.net