We've pushed out an update to Destinations (content buildid 1602534):
For more details, see this SteamVR blog post.

Geocaching Quests

• Complete quests each week to unlock wearables and avatars
• Travel to different Destinations and use the Cache Finder tool to find caches
• Each player can find up to 5 caches a week. Geocaching quests reset every Wednesday night at midnight GMT.

Customizable Avatars

• Accessorize your avatar with wearables and props
• Every prop and wearable is colorizable with the trackpad
• Save outfits for quick access

Interactive Tools

• Cache Finder
• Airbrush
• Ballooninator (obtainable via quest)
• Drone Controller (obtainable via quest)
• Pop Zapper (obtainable via quest)

New Content

• Destinations
• Ilia's Retreat - New Destination - concept work created by Janice Chu, with asset contributions from Daniel Pedersen.
• Clockwork Orrery - New Destination - assets and contributions from Warren Marshall
• Home Map
• Now displays a different background on every load
• Floor animates in, and changes color to match background
• Updated ambient soundscapes to match the background
• Avatars
• New default avatar heads to choose from
• Team Fortress avatar heads (obtainable via quest)
• New avatar hand models and gestures
• Wearables
• Introducing hats, hair, and other accessories (obtainable via quest)
• Trade wearables and avatars with other players or find them on the Steam Market

UI

• Refreshed Menu design
• New Avatar Customization mode
• New Quest UI
• Now easier to find populated Destinations
• Filter tools, props, and wearables by tag
• New Tutorial content

Other Features

• Props and Wearables can now be colored with the trackpad or joystick
• Items now appear in your hand immediately when the trigger is pulled
• Particle effect added when grabbing an item from the menu
• Avatar brightness can now be set in the Avatar Dashboard
• Improved teleport beam feedback
• Vive controller models now have left and right hand icon indicators
• When in a Destination created without lights, props and Avatars are set to full brightness

For Creators

• We have updated the way Destinations handles cubemaps - if you are using cubemaps in any of your submissions, simply open your map in Hammer and you will be prompted to rebuild your cubemap.
• Similarly, the behaviour of reflectivity and gloss values used in the VR Standard shader have changed slightly. If you are using these, you will have to increase values to get a similar look to before.
• Vscript
• The FireHapticPulse call from vscript no longer sends a user msg to all players to pulse their controller and instead only sends it to the intended player
• When calling TakeDamage from script, you can now set the damage type inCreateDamageInfo
• The flex_background entity class can now set a default animation via inputs
• PropTool
• Created a prop_destinations_tool class that allows the creation of items where controller input can be routed through vscript to the tool

Destinations is compatible with any HMD that is supported by OpenVR, including the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift. If you are using a gamepad, make sure the Destinations game window is selected on your PC while using Destinations.

Motion controllers are required for Quests, Tools, Props, and Wearables