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Turn Omaha into a playable map: this self-guided, smartphone-run scavenger hunt winds through the Old Market and riverfront neighborhoods, pairing local history with brain-teasing clues. Teams of up to 12 can set their own pace across 1–3 hours of walking, solving and sightseeing.
Turn Omaha into a playable map: this self-guided, smartphone-run scavenger hunt winds through the Old Market and riverfront neighborhoods, pairing local history with brain-teasing clues. Teams of up to 12 can set their own pace across 1–3 hours of walking, solving and sightseeing.
Step off the curb into Omaha’s Old Market and let the city rearrange itself into a series of puzzles. Cobbled alleys, brick facades, and the distant bend of the Missouri River become checkpoints as your smartphone issues clues, times your moves and nudges you toward the next neighborhood surprise.
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Operated by Puzzling Adventures · Omaha, Nebraska
Step off the curb into Omaha’s Old Market and let the city rearrange itself into a series of puzzles. Cobbled alleys, brick facades, and the distant bend of the Missouri River become checkpoints as your smartphone issues clues, times your moves and nudges you toward the next neighborhood surprise.
This two-hour walking adventure threads history and present-day culture. The route visits areas shaped by the river and by 19th-century rail and stockyard development—the same economic forces that moved people and goods through Omaha. Geologically, you’ll notice the low terraces of the Missouri and stretches of loess-derived soil that frame the riverfront parks. Culturally the city answers with breweries, public art, and the repurposed grandeur of places such as the Durham Museum and the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge.
Expect paved streets with short stair sections and minimal elevation change (generally under 200 ft total). The game is paced: you’re only timed while traveling and solving puzzles, so there’s room for coffee breaks, photos and local bites. Teams up to 12 play from a single booking; a US cellular data plan and a charged smartphone are required. Bookings are private and flexible—cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund.
Practical tips: wear comfortable walking shoes, carry a small charger and water, and plan a start time that leaves daylight for riverfront views. The experience suits urban explorers who enjoy scavenger-hunt logic, local history, and discovering neighborhoods one clue at a time.
One booking covers a team of up to 12 people sharing the same scavenger hunt tour.
Yes—travelers must have a US cellular data plan to receive live clues and submit answers during the tour.
Yes—this is a private, unstructured experience so you can choose your own start time after booking.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start time.
Puzzling Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step off the curb into Omaha’s Old Market and let the city rearrange itself into a series of puzzles. Cobbled alleys, brick facades, and the distant bend of the Missouri River become checkpoints as your smartphone issues clues, times your moves and nudges you toward the next neighborhood surprise.
Step off the curb into Omaha’s Old Market and let the city rearrange itself into a series of puzzles. Cobbled alleys, brick facades, and the distant bend of the Missouri River become checkpoints as your smartphone issues clues, times your moves and nudges you toward the next neighborhood surprise.
This two-hour walking adventure threads history and present-day culture. The route visits areas shaped by the river and by 19th-century rail and stockyard development—the same economic forces that moved people and goods through Omaha. Geologically, you’ll notice the low terraces of the Missouri and stretches of loess-derived soil that frame the riverfront parks. Culturally the city answers with breweries, public art, and the repurposed grandeur of places such as the Durham Museum and the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge.
Expect paved streets with short stair sections and minimal elevation change (generally under 200 ft total). The game is paced: you’re only timed while traveling and solving puzzles, so there’s room for coffee breaks, photos and local bites. Teams up to 12 play from a single booking; a US cellular data plan and a charged smartphone are required. Bookings are private and flexible—cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund.
Practical tips: wear comfortable walking shoes, carry a small charger and water, and plan a start time that leaves daylight for riverfront views. The experience suits urban explorers who enjoy scavenger-hunt logic, local history, and discovering neighborhoods one clue at a time.
