Caching on The Tube

You will find our Caching Map for the Tube System here. If you are a london cache owner and would like to include a link to the london caching tube map, you can find instructions here.

Sorry for the size of the file but the original map was over 1mb in size. I have reduced the file size but some quality may be lost. Some caches are shown in more than one place as they can be accessed from more than one station.

Central London tube stations can be very close together so it is often worth checking with a streetmap the walking distance between caches before jumping on a tube.

As a rule of thumb work on the principle that you won't get a satellite fix anywhere within or on the circle line. You can get a fix near - but not at sherlock3 and you can get one on Sherlock7. Caches outside the circle line are usually OK. So how do I find them then? I hear you ask. Well the easiest way is to go to this list on GeocacheUK.com . The streetmap link on each page should enable you to track down the cache.

Sherlock 7 and the Final rainbow cache are also on the map but we're not telling where :)

For up to date information on the travel and tube networks around London try here and here.