- Multi-Cache
- GCB473J
- by Mileomy
- Location:
- Brandenburg, Germany
- N 52° 27.455 E 013° 46.746
One video can spark an adventure.
That’s exactly what happened to Mileomy, who discovered geocaching through a TikTok video. Before long, that curiosity became a passion not only for finding creative geocaches but for creating her own and sharing her journey online. Through her videos, it’s easy to see how her cache, Kunterbunt (GCB473J), became one of Berlin’s most celebrated geocaches.
Because I only learned about it through social media, I try to use my videos to raise awareness and inspire others.” — Mileomy
Mileomy’s videos offer more than entertaining geocaching content. Viewers can watch the creation of Kunterbunt from start to finish. By sharing maintenance videos alongside the finished product, Mileomy offers a rare glimpse into the work that happens after publication, highlighting the care and commitment required to keep a creative geocache in top condition.
The name Kunterbunt means “colorful,” and the cache lives up to it. Finders work their way through a series of puzzles, mechanisms, and hands-on challenges before reaching the final container. After signing the official logbook, geocachers get to “sign” an unofficial (but more playful) logbook using letter beads.
Each stage by itself would make for a great geocache. From magnetic mazes to 3D puzzles, geocachers must solve a series of gadgets to find the final coordinates.
But for Mileomy, creating a memorable geocache isn’t just about building clever gadgets.
The comment I was most delighted to read was from someone who said that their children usually never wanted to go for walks outside, but my geocache was so much fun that they happily ran from stage to stage…I specifically designed the geocache so that it could be played and solved by children, and feedback like that makes me the happiest.” — Mileomy
The community’s appreciation didn’t stop there. Kunterbunt was voted Cache of the Year 2025 in Berlin, an honor Mileomy never expected.
Mileomy’s advice to geocachers and cache owners is simple:
There’s so much to discover, so many great geocaches to find. Time is far too short to sit at home all day. So download the app, grab a pen, and get outside. Your next adventure awaits!” — Mileomy
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