A Lasting Tribute
Every name carved here tells the story of courage and sacrifice. Find the inscription that promises eternal remembrance. Enter the missing word: "Their Name Is ______ Forevermore."
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 25
A Weird Tree
Look closely at the unusual tree and the structure helping support it. What material has been used to hold up its heavy branches?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 100
Appley Beach
Rest awhile beneath the shelter, where sea breezes meet the shore. The roof above you stands because silent guardians hold it high. How many pillars support this arbour?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 25
Appley Tower
Across from the tower, steel has been shaped to honour a proud vessel of the Royal Navy. Find the metal silhouette and uncover the ship's name. What is the name of the ship?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 50
Beach Hut
Five warnings stand before you. Only one involves a creature hiding beneath the sand. What is it?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 25
Blackgang Viewpoint
In 1836, the Clarendon was carrying three types of cargo when she was wrecked. Find the sweetest one.
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 30
Brading Down
Brading Down holds many stories beneath your feet. Explore the information board and for the name of one of the chalk pits. That name is your code.
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 50
Cowes Maritime Museum
The story of Cowes is filled with sailors, ships and the sea, but your answer is waiting outside. Find the Maritime Museum and look beneath its blue sign. A small stone remembers someone from West Cowes. What was her surname?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 100
Dimbola Museum
A small plaque above the entrance marks a big name in the history of photography. Find the blue plaque above Dimbola’s front door and look closely. Which famous photographer lived here?
Difficulty: Medium
XP: 100
Eastern Gardens
Look closely at the grand entrance. Among the ironwork, letters shine with a royal glow. What colour are the letters?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 25
Gun wharf Ferry Terminal
Your adventure begins before you even reach the Isle of Wight. Look for the area where foot passengers wait to board the ferry. Find the sign explaining the boarding procedure. The GeoQuest code is the final word on the sign
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 100
Life Saver
Where safety waits beside the water, seek the number marking this guardian’s place. Two digits identify the station. What is the location ID?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 34
Newtown Old Town Hall
Newtown was once small in size but large in political ambition. Powerful families competed for something inside this tiny Town Hall. What were they fighting to win?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 100
On the boardwalk
Follow the path laid across the shifting sands, where access is offered to everyone. At the very beginning, a painted symbol reveals who this pathway was designed to help. What does the first symbol represent?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 25
Red Squirrel Trail Perone Way
The Red Squirrel Trail is full of signs pointing explorers in the right direction. Find the green Public Bridleway sign along Perone Way. One part of the sign identifies the trail with a short letter and number code. Enter the code exactly as it appears to claim this GeoQuest cache
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 25
Remember Me
Some footprints disappear with the tide, but some are remembered forever. Read the memorial plaque and enter the name of the dog who spent 16 years making pawprints in the sand.
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 25
Rose Gardens
Before the roses begin, eight square guardians stand in formation. Count the large plastic planters beside the sign. How many are there?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 25
Ryde Marina and Harbour
Where sailors have gathered beside these waters for generations, four numbers mark the beginning of their story. Find the year when their voyage first began.
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 25
Ryde Pier
Look where weary travellers pause, sheltered from wind and rain. The maker left their name behind. Find the company who built this resting place and enter their name as your answer.
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 20
St Agnes Church
Look carefully at the blue sign outside this unusual thatched church. According to the sign, St Agnes is a daughter church of which parish church?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 100
Tennyson Monument
The world stretches out before you, and someone has already measured the way. Find the plaque where distant places surround a central point. One famous European capital lies 214 miles away. Which city is it?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 50
The Crimson Messenger
Long before text messages and emails, this silent guardian carried news across the kingdom. Seek the crimson messenger built into ancient stone. Two royal letters stand proudly below the collection plate. What are they?
Difficulty: Medium
XP: 40
The Golden Bay
Emergency services rely on a unique code to pinpoint this exact location. What is the emergency location code shown on the beach safety sign?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 25
The Hungry Gardener
No ticket is needed to solve this clue. Standing outside the entrance, what name appears before "Garden Kitchen"?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 50
The Old Rectory
A king once sheltered where faith and history met. Find the name of the historic retreat that now stands on the site of the old rectory.
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 50
Victorian Pier
Before you continue along the pier, pause and read the old rules of the boardwalk. One faithful companion is welcome, even when all others must stay behind. What word follows "DOGS FOR THE..."?
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 25
Where Community Meets
Hidden behind the Dutch trolley is a message that sums up everything Care in the Garden stands for. Read the sign and enter the missing word: "Bringing Communities ________"
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 50
Yarmouth Pier
The boards at the end of Yarmouth Pier hold more than footsteps. They hold names, memories and dates. Find the name whose story began in 1929 and ended in 1994
Difficulty: Easy
XP: 35
