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Turn Edmonton into an urban battleground with a two-hour, app-led scavenger hunt where teams collect survival items, complete photo and video challenges, and race national leaderboards. Perfect for groups, families, and parties seeking a playful city adventure.
Turn Edmonton into an urban battleground with a two-hour, app-led scavenger hunt where teams collect survival items, complete photo and video challenges, and race national leaderboards. Perfect for groups, families, and parties seeking a playful city adventure.
A downtown morning in Edmonton can feel like a live-set film: traffic hums, the North Saskatchewan River cuts a cool line through the city, and lamp posts and murals dare you to invent a story. The Zombie Scavengers experience drops a team into that scene and hands them an app-driven mission — find supplies, solve quirky tasks, and earn points while moving through streets, parks, and public squares.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Edmonton, Alberta
A downtown morning in Edmonton can feel like a live-set film: traffic hums, the North Saskatchewan River cuts a cool line through the city, and lamp posts and murals dare you to invent a story. The Zombie Scavengers experience drops a team into that scene and hands them an app-driven mission — find supplies, solve quirky tasks, and earn points while moving through streets, parks, and public squares.
The route winds through land shaped by the river valley and a history that predates the grid. This is Treaty 6 territory and longtime Métis and First Nations lands; later eras brought the fur trade and Fort Edmonton, then rapid urban growth. The hunt threads past civic landmarks, public art, and pockets of green tucked between warehouses and residential blocks, giving a cross-section of Edmonton’s cultural life — from Fringe-ready theatre strips to neighborhood coffee shops hosting impromptu alliances.
Practically, expect two hours of walking and creative challenges designed for mixed-ability groups. The app times you, scores photo and video tasks, and connects you to a remote host for hints. It’s suitable for families, friend groups, stag/hen parties, or a lively date. Wear supportive shoes, carry a charged phone and power bank, and plan around transit or paid parking. The activity is self-guided within an organized framework, so teams set their own pace but compete on national leaderboards for an extra edge.
Book in advance, download the required app before arrival, and treat the city respectfully: public spaces are your playground, but local rules and neighbours still apply.
Teams are flexible—most groups play with 2–6 people; check provider limits when booking for very large parties.
Much of the route uses sidewalks and park paths and is generally accessible, but specific streets may have curbs or short stair sections; contact the operator to plan a fully accessible route.
The experience runs in most weather; bring rain gear. The operator’s cancellation policy allows refunds up to 24 hours before your start time.
Mobile or paper ticket is accepted, but the key requirement is downloading the app and signing in to begin the mission.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A downtown morning in Edmonton can feel like a live-set film: traffic hums, the North Saskatchewan River cuts a cool line through the city, and lamp posts and murals dare you to invent a story. The Zombie Scavengers experience drops a team into that scene and hands them an app-driven mission — find supplies, solve quirky tasks, and earn points while moving through streets, parks, and public squares.
A downtown morning in Edmonton can feel like a live-set film: traffic hums, the North Saskatchewan River cuts a cool line through the city, and lamp posts and murals dare you to invent a story. The Zombie Scavengers experience drops a team into that scene and hands them an app-driven mission — find supplies, solve quirky tasks, and earn points while moving through streets, parks, and public squares.
The route winds through land shaped by the river valley and a history that predates the grid. This is Treaty 6 territory and longtime Métis and First Nations lands; later eras brought the fur trade and Fort Edmonton, then rapid urban growth. The hunt threads past civic landmarks, public art, and pockets of green tucked between warehouses and residential blocks, giving a cross-section of Edmonton’s cultural life — from Fringe-ready theatre strips to neighborhood coffee shops hosting impromptu alliances.
Practically, expect two hours of walking and creative challenges designed for mixed-ability groups. The app times you, scores photo and video tasks, and connects you to a remote host for hints. It’s suitable for families, friend groups, stag/hen parties, or a lively date. Wear supportive shoes, carry a charged phone and power bank, and plan around transit or paid parking. The activity is self-guided within an organized framework, so teams set their own pace but compete on national leaderboards for an extra edge.
Book in advance, download the required app before arrival, and treat the city respectfully: public spaces are your playground, but local rules and neighbours still apply.