Grab your phone and a sense of curiosity for a two-hour interactive scavenger hunt across Clearwater’s streets, piers, and hidden corners. A remote live host guides the game as you solve clues, meet locals, and collect photos for leaderboard points.
Grab your phone and a sense of curiosity for a two-hour interactive scavenger hunt across Clearwater’s streets, piers, and hidden corners. A remote live host guides the game as you solve clues, meet locals, and collect photos for leaderboard points.
The Gulf breeze tugs at your map as you stand on a sun-warmed sidewalk in downtown Clearwater, phone in hand and a remote host cheering you on. The scavenger hunt unfurls across streets, parks, and pier-side vantage points; clues send you ducking into alleyway murals, negotiating a seafood counter, or pausing where the harbor’s current seems to dare you to look closer.
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Operated by Alley Kat Adventures · Clearwater, Florida
The Gulf breeze tugs at your map as you stand on a sun-warmed sidewalk in downtown Clearwater, phone in hand and a remote host cheering you on. The scavenger hunt unfurls across streets, parks, and pier-side vantage points; clues send you ducking into alleyway murals, negotiating a seafood counter, or pausing where the harbor’s current seems to dare you to look closer.
Clearwater’s shoreline was shaped by barrier-island sands and the slow push of the Gulf; Tocobaga peoples lived here long before the late-19th-century rail and resort boom remade the town into a winter escape. Today the city mixes concert lawns at Coachman Park, the working docks near Island Way, and quieter pockets like Moccasin Lake that reveal a different, natural side to this coastal community.
Expect a hybrid experience: part local history tour, part street game, part culture-spotting mission. You’ll solve photo challenges, text answers to a live remote host, and interact with locals to unlock points. The route alternates between paved promenades and brief indoor stops—suitable for families and groups—and runs about two hours at an easy pace.
Practical notes: charge your phone, plan for sun and sudden summer showers, and consider transit or parking near the start point to avoid loops. Keep water and comfortable shoes handy; the game rewards curiosity and local conversation as much as speed. Whether you’re after team-building thrills or just a fresh way to see Clearwater, this hunt hands you the map and dares you to make the best of it.
One mobile ticket registers your team for the hunt; for larger groups or multiple teams, contact the operator to arrange additional bookings or custom events.
The experience is described as wheelchair accessible and alternates between paved outdoor routes and indoor stops—notify organizers of accessibility needs when booking.
The activity notes service animals are allowed and many outdoor portions are dog-friendly, but check specific local venue rules and keep pets leashed.
Yes—your remote host communicates via phone or WhatsApp and you must provide a domestic number; ensure your phone plan supports local data or access Wi‑Fi where available.
Alley Kat Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The Gulf breeze tugs at your map as you stand on a sun-warmed sidewalk in downtown Clearwater, phone in hand and a remote host cheering you on. The scavenger hunt unfurls across streets, parks, and pier-side vantage points; clues send you ducking into alleyway murals, negotiating a seafood counter, or pausing where the harbor’s current seems to dare you to look closer.
The Gulf breeze tugs at your map as you stand on a sun-warmed sidewalk in downtown Clearwater, phone in hand and a remote host cheering you on. The scavenger hunt unfurls across streets, parks, and pier-side vantage points; clues send you ducking into alleyway murals, negotiating a seafood counter, or pausing where the harbor’s current seems to dare you to look closer.
Clearwater’s shoreline was shaped by barrier-island sands and the slow push of the Gulf; Tocobaga peoples lived here long before the late-19th-century rail and resort boom remade the town into a winter escape. Today the city mixes concert lawns at Coachman Park, the working docks near Island Way, and quieter pockets like Moccasin Lake that reveal a different, natural side to this coastal community.
Expect a hybrid experience: part local history tour, part street game, part culture-spotting mission. You’ll solve photo challenges, text answers to a live remote host, and interact with locals to unlock points. The route alternates between paved promenades and brief indoor stops—suitable for families and groups—and runs about two hours at an easy pace.
Practical notes: charge your phone, plan for sun and sudden summer showers, and consider transit or parking near the start point to avoid loops. Keep water and comfortable shoes handy; the game rewards curiosity and local conversation as much as speed. Whether you’re after team-building thrills or just a fresh way to see Clearwater, this hunt hands you the map and dares you to make the best of it.