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Turn Henderson’s streets into a one-hour tactical playground: an app-led scavenger hunt where teams race to collect items, complete zombie-themed challenges and climb the national leaderboard. It’s a relaxed, social walk with a competitive twist and remote host support.
Turn Henderson’s streets into a one-hour tactical playground: an app-led scavenger hunt where teams race to collect items, complete zombie-themed challenges and climb the national leaderboard. It’s a relaxed, social walk with a competitive twist and remote host support.
The app vibrates. Streetlights and storefronts become checkpoints, and a voice in your pocket dares you to find the supplies that will keep your team “alive.” In Henderson, the scavenger hunt turns ordinary sidewalks into a playful urban obstacle course: strip-mall murals, pocket parks and the occasional desert breeze that nudges you toward the next clue.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Henderson, Nevada
The app vibrates. Streetlights and storefronts become checkpoints, and a voice in your pocket dares you to find the supplies that will keep your team “alive.” In Henderson, the scavenger hunt turns ordinary sidewalks into a playful urban obstacle course: strip-mall murals, pocket parks and the occasional desert breeze that nudges you toward the next clue.
Henderson grew from a wartime magnesium plant into a close-in city with surprising layers — Native American petroglyphs at nearby Sloan Canyon, the modern leisure edge of Lake Las Vegas, and neighborhoods that show a mix of mid-century and new suburban growth. The geology here is Mojave desert plain with low-calibre washes and volcanic ridgelines visible on the horizon; the city sits where desert meets the built environment.
The game’s format is simple and social: use the app to find survival objects and complete themed challenges in any order, earn points and watch your team rank nationally. A remote host is available via chat, so the experience feels guided without fixed meeting points. Expect lots of short walking segments across sidewalks and public plazas, occasional stair or curb negotiations, and quick bursts of strategy as you choose which items to pursue first.
Practical edge: bring a fully charged smartphone and a portable battery, wear supportive shoes for pavement, and plan for sun or heat—start in the cooler morning or evening. The one-hour format is beginner-friendly and works for groups, families and mixed-ability teams. Respect signage and private property; the best runs come from fast thinking, steady footing and good local curiosity.
The experience is designed as a one-hour game, though teams may spend a little more time exploring depending on strategy.
No — the event includes a remote host available via chat; you’ll receive instructions by message before starting.
Self-directed — you can find items in any order on public sidewalks and plazas within the mapped play area.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The app vibrates. Streetlights and storefronts become checkpoints, and a voice in your pocket dares you to find the supplies that will keep your team “alive.” In Henderson, the scavenger hunt turns ordinary sidewalks into a playful urban obstacle course: strip-mall murals, pocket parks and the occasional desert breeze that nudges you toward the next clue.
The app vibrates. Streetlights and storefronts become checkpoints, and a voice in your pocket dares you to find the supplies that will keep your team “alive.” In Henderson, the scavenger hunt turns ordinary sidewalks into a playful urban obstacle course: strip-mall murals, pocket parks and the occasional desert breeze that nudges you toward the next clue.
Henderson grew from a wartime magnesium plant into a close-in city with surprising layers — Native American petroglyphs at nearby Sloan Canyon, the modern leisure edge of Lake Las Vegas, and neighborhoods that show a mix of mid-century and new suburban growth. The geology here is Mojave desert plain with low-calibre washes and volcanic ridgelines visible on the horizon; the city sits where desert meets the built environment.
The game’s format is simple and social: use the app to find survival objects and complete themed challenges in any order, earn points and watch your team rank nationally. A remote host is available via chat, so the experience feels guided without fixed meeting points. Expect lots of short walking segments across sidewalks and public plazas, occasional stair or curb negotiations, and quick bursts of strategy as you choose which items to pursue first.
Practical edge: bring a fully charged smartphone and a portable battery, wear supportive shoes for pavement, and plan for sun or heat—start in the cooler morning or evening. The one-hour format is beginner-friendly and works for groups, families and mixed-ability teams. Respect signage and private property; the best runs come from fast thinking, steady footing and good local curiosity.