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Turn downtown Boise into an app-driven survival arena: find items, complete zombie challenges and score points in a 1‑hour, self-guided game. Ideal for groups who want urban exploration with a playful competitive edge.
Turn downtown Boise into an app-driven survival arena: find items, complete zombie challenges and score points in a 1‑hour, self-guided game. Ideal for groups who want urban exploration with a playful competitive edge.
The streets of downtown Boise turn into a tactical playground as your phone buzzes with a list of survival items and a running clock. You and your team thread between brick storefronts and the riverfront, chasing points, completing zombie-themed tasks and watching strangers become props in an unfolding citywide game. The Boise River dares you to keep moving; the city’s grid rewards quick decisions and local knowledge.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Boise, Idaho
The streets of downtown Boise turn into a tactical playground as your phone buzzes with a list of survival items and a running clock. You and your team thread between brick storefronts and the riverfront, chasing points, completing zombie-themed tasks and watching strangers become props in an unfolding citywide game. The Boise River dares you to keep moving; the city’s grid rewards quick decisions and local knowledge.
Boise’s downtown grew from a trading post on the Boise River and still wears its history in Basque restaurants and early 20th-century storefronts—details the game nudges you to notice as you search. Geologically, the surrounding Boise foothills are volcanic and basaltic; here in the core, pavement and riverfront trails set the stage. The cultural pulse is practical and playful: the Basque Block, Freak Alley Gallery and the Greenbelt are local touchstones that add color between tasks.
Practical guidance: the experience is app-based, self-guided and runs about 1 hour. You’ll receive start instructions via message and a remote host is available during play. It’s stroller-accessible and suitable for all fitness levels, but expect city walking—comfortable shoes, a charged phone and an external battery are essential. Use public transit or park near the Greenbelt to minimize walking time. Start near daylight for better visibility and to enjoy Boise’s river corridor.
This is urban exploration with a competitive twist—fast thinking and local curiosity reward high scores. Treat private property respectfully, keep pace with traffic rules, and let the city’s corners and alleys challenge your strategy as much as your stamina.
You’ll receive a message before the start with instructions and a link to the app; if you don’t, contact the host number provided.
Yes—infants and small children can ride in a stroller, and the route stays on public sidewalks and paths.
No—knowledge helps, but the app and remote host guide gameplay; teams can succeed with strategy and observation.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start for a full refund; last‑minute cancellations are not refundable.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The streets of downtown Boise turn into a tactical playground as your phone buzzes with a list of survival items and a running clock. You and your team thread between brick storefronts and the riverfront, chasing points, completing zombie-themed tasks and watching strangers become props in an unfolding citywide game. The Boise River dares you to keep moving; the city’s grid rewards quick decisions and local knowledge.
The streets of downtown Boise turn into a tactical playground as your phone buzzes with a list of survival items and a running clock. You and your team thread between brick storefronts and the riverfront, chasing points, completing zombie-themed tasks and watching strangers become props in an unfolding citywide game. The Boise River dares you to keep moving; the city’s grid rewards quick decisions and local knowledge.
Boise’s downtown grew from a trading post on the Boise River and still wears its history in Basque restaurants and early 20th-century storefronts—details the game nudges you to notice as you search. Geologically, the surrounding Boise foothills are volcanic and basaltic; here in the core, pavement and riverfront trails set the stage. The cultural pulse is practical and playful: the Basque Block, Freak Alley Gallery and the Greenbelt are local touchstones that add color between tasks.
Practical guidance: the experience is app-based, self-guided and runs about 1 hour. You’ll receive start instructions via message and a remote host is available during play. It’s stroller-accessible and suitable for all fitness levels, but expect city walking—comfortable shoes, a charged phone and an external battery are essential. Use public transit or park near the Greenbelt to minimize walking time. Start near daylight for better visibility and to enjoy Boise’s river corridor.
This is urban exploration with a competitive twist—fast thinking and local curiosity reward high scores. Treat private property respectfully, keep pace with traffic rules, and let the city’s corners and alleys challenge your strategy as much as your stamina.