 Inline Hockey Rinks
by:  Puckersmashers Inline hockey is a variation of roller hockey very similar to ice hockey, from which it is derived. The game is played by two teams, consisting of four skaters and one goalie, on a dry rink divided into two halves by a center line, with one net at each end of the rink. |
 Photo Goals
by: Clicked The focus of this Waymarking Game is to encourage people to perform actions and be photographed doing so. The actions should be fun ones that would attract attention from others in a confused or 'rolling of the eyes' kind of way. |
 Odd Fellow Lodges 
by: Odd Fellows The goal is to find and photograph Odd Fellows lodges, as well as any homes, encampments, grave yards, or other affiliated locations. This could include Rebekah and Theta Rho Girls' Clubs, which are related organizations. These could be locations in other countries, too. Individual graves don't fit the category. |
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 Train Cabooses
by: Caboose Chasers A train caboose was usually the last car on a freight train, goods train, or passenger train, used as crew quarters or as a brake car at the rear of the train. In some parts of the world, these cars are called "Brake Vans" or "Guard Vans"
This category is for the logging of permanently displayed train caboose cars, brake vans or guard vans. |
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 Scenic Boat Rides
by: Cast Off!
A category to share and recommend scenic boat rides for others to enjoy. The boat and crew must already be provided as a service to the public. |
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 Wesleyan Churches
by: Wesleyans The Wesleyan Church is an evangelical, Protestant denomination. This category's purpose is to find buildings belonging to this denomination that are currently being used as places of worship. |
 Arch Bridges
by: Arch Bridges Place all bridges here which you find are constructed with an arch used as the main load bearing structure. This type of bridge design is one of the oldest and longest lasting. Several stone arch bridges made over 1000 years ago are still standing today, even without the use of mortar. No arch bridge is too small or too big for this category. |
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 Aerial Lifts
by: Aerial Lifts Managers An aerial lift is a means of transport in which gondolas or open chairs are hauled above the ground by means of a cable. Waymark them here. |
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 Outhouses
by: Outhouses This category will only accept old-fashioned outhouses, privies or backhouses. All submissions must be without plumbing, outdoors and interior photograph is required. More restrictions will apply. Read the guidelines for posting a new waymark.
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 Independent Hot Dog Restaurants
by: Hot Doggin' It Hot dogs often conjure up thoughts of warm summers at a picnic or a night at a baseball game. Depending on where you live, hot dogs may be known by some other name such as franks, red hots, white hots, footers, or coneys. Thousands of restaurants all around the world, some dating back to the late 1800s, serve up hot dogs which are topped with a variety of condiments that vary by region and even by city. |
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 Lawn Bowling
by: Bowlers This group of bowlers is more fair weather than those that like to stay indoors and knock down pins. The objective of this group is to waymark locations where some form of Bowls is played, whether it be lawn bowling or bocci or Pétanque any other local form. The location must be a permanent facility specifically for the sport. |
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 Vintage Movie Theaters
by: Vintage Theater Nuts This category is meant for buildings that are still classic theaters or buildings that once were theaters. If it is no longer a theater, then it must still have the theater features.<Br>
Also no waymark will be accepted if the building was built after 1950 unless there is an amazing story behind the theater. |
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 Festivals
by: Festival Go-ers This category has been created to document and find ANNUAL local festivals all around the world. This includes any festival from Soybean Festival to an Iris Festival. If your community is known for the festival, then by all means it should be here! |
 Nations Within Nations
by: Nations Within Nations Within are "nations within nations" around the world. These can be known as Indian Reservations in the U.S., Reserves in Canada, Native Title Act in Australia. These are areas set aside for native, indigenous people of a country. |