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Turn West Valley City into a playable map with an app-led zombie scavenger hunt. In one hour you’ll race through neighborhoods, park paths, and commercial corridors to collect virtual survival points and top the leaderboard.
Turn West Valley City into a playable map with an app-led zombie scavenger hunt. In one hour you’ll race through neighborhoods, park paths, and commercial corridors to collect virtual survival points and top the leaderboard.
You step onto a busy sidewalk in West Valley City with your phone buzzing and a list of apocalypse essentials waiting on-screen. Traffic hums, community murals challenge you to look twice, and the Jordan River greenbelt nudges you toward quieter stretches — the city dares you to search it on your own terms.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · West Valley City, Utah
You step onto a busy sidewalk in West Valley City with your phone buzzing and a list of apocalypse essentials waiting on-screen. Traffic hums, community murals challenge you to look twice, and the Jordan River greenbelt nudges you toward quieter stretches — the city dares you to search it on your own terms.
West Valley City, incorporated in 1980 and now Utah’s second-largest municipality, sits on the Salt Lake Valley floor carved by ancient Lake Bonneville and edged by the Wasatch Range. That mix of recent suburban growth and older agricultural neighborhoods gives the scavenger hunt varied terrain: commercial strips, public parks, and quiet residential blocks make good ground for app-driven missions.
The experience is simple and social: download the Zombie Scavengers app, follow the item list and themed challenges, and chat with a remote host if you need help. You can start anywhere, move at your own pace, and compare scores on an in-app leaderboard when time’s up. The one-hour format rewards speed and strategy more than distance; expect a few miles of walking depending on your chosen route.
Practical notes: use public transit or park near a central hub, keep your phone charged, and respect private property and business hours when searching. Strollers and service animals are allowed; the game is family-friendly but best for small teams that can split tasks and communicate.
Plan for seasonal extremes — Utah summers get hot and winters can be icy — and treat this as an urban exploration: watch traffic, hydrate often, and enjoy discovering a part of the Salt Lake Valley you might otherwise speed past.
You’ll receive a message with instructions before your scheduled start; download the Zombie Scavengers app and follow the in-app prompts — contact the host via the app if you don’t receive the message.
This listing requires one ticket per booking; small teams work best for strategy, so check booking details or contact the operator if you plan a larger group.
Yes — the activity is stroller-accessible and family-friendly, though younger children may need assistance with the app and faster routes.
Use the in-app help or the contact number provided in your instructions; the remote host monitors chat and can provide hints or troubleshooting during the session.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto a busy sidewalk in West Valley City with your phone buzzing and a list of apocalypse essentials waiting on-screen. Traffic hums, community murals challenge you to look twice, and the Jordan River greenbelt nudges you toward quieter stretches — the city dares you to search it on your own terms.
You step onto a busy sidewalk in West Valley City with your phone buzzing and a list of apocalypse essentials waiting on-screen. Traffic hums, community murals challenge you to look twice, and the Jordan River greenbelt nudges you toward quieter stretches — the city dares you to search it on your own terms.
West Valley City, incorporated in 1980 and now Utah’s second-largest municipality, sits on the Salt Lake Valley floor carved by ancient Lake Bonneville and edged by the Wasatch Range. That mix of recent suburban growth and older agricultural neighborhoods gives the scavenger hunt varied terrain: commercial strips, public parks, and quiet residential blocks make good ground for app-driven missions.
The experience is simple and social: download the Zombie Scavengers app, follow the item list and themed challenges, and chat with a remote host if you need help. You can start anywhere, move at your own pace, and compare scores on an in-app leaderboard when time’s up. The one-hour format rewards speed and strategy more than distance; expect a few miles of walking depending on your chosen route.
Practical notes: use public transit or park near a central hub, keep your phone charged, and respect private property and business hours when searching. Strollers and service animals are allowed; the game is family-friendly but best for small teams that can split tasks and communicate.
Plan for seasonal extremes — Utah summers get hot and winters can be icy — and treat this as an urban exploration: watch traffic, hydrate often, and enjoy discovering a part of the Salt Lake Valley you might otherwise speed past.