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Turn Prince George into a live game board with Zombie Scavengers: an app-driven, self-guided hour of item hunts and zombie-themed challenges across downtown streets and parks. Strategize, explore local landmarks, and compare your score with teams nationwide.
Turn Prince George into a live game board with Zombie Scavengers: an app-driven, self-guided hour of item hunts and zombie-themed challenges across downtown streets and parks. Strategize, explore local landmarks, and compare your score with teams nationwide.
On a brisk downtown morning the app buzzes and the city becomes a game board: a spray-painted alley could hide a crucial supply, a public square a timed challenge. In Zombie Scavengers of Prince George you play a remote-hosted, app-driven race to assemble survival items and finish themed tasks across streets, parks, and riverfront promenades in any order you choose.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Prince George, British Columbia
On a brisk downtown morning the app buzzes and the city becomes a game board: a spray-painted alley could hide a crucial supply, a public square a timed challenge. In Zombie Scavengers of Prince George you play a remote-hosted, app-driven race to assemble survival items and finish themed tasks across streets, parks, and riverfront promenades in any order you choose.
Prince George sits where the Fraser River widens into a broad valley carved by glaciers, a working city born from fur trade and the railway that still shapes its grid. Expect concrete and red-brick downtown blocks, open views toward Connaught Hill, and quick shifts into small urban parks that recall the region's forested edges. The game's urban setting highlights local culture — from Lheidli T'enneh heritage markers to the industrial traces of logging and rail — giving the scavenger hunt a local flavor beyond the scoreboards.
Practical side: this is a self-guided walking activity lasting about an hour; you need a charged smartphone, basic map skills, and comfortable shoes. The remote host supports play via chat, but navigation and safety are your responsibility — pay attention to traffic, private property, and posted signs. Best time is daylight when shops and landmarks are open; early evening adds atmosphere but can slow progress.
Bring water, a portable charger, and weather layers; plan an hour, leave room for coffee or a quick museum stop afterward. The city dares you to outscore teams nationwide — strategy and local curiosity win here.
Yes — install the Zombie Scavengers app and ensure you have an account and the booking details ready before starting.
Yes — the game lets you find items in any order across the mapped downtown area; choose a logical route to maximize points.
A remote interactive host supports participants via in-app chat for questions or technical help throughout the hour.
Infants can use strollers and service animals are permitted, but consider supervision and urban traffic when bringing children or pets.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
On a brisk downtown morning the app buzzes and the city becomes a game board: a spray-painted alley could hide a crucial supply, a public square a timed challenge. In Zombie Scavengers of Prince George you play a remote-hosted, app-driven race to assemble survival items and finish themed tasks across streets, parks, and riverfront promenades in any order you choose.
On a brisk downtown morning the app buzzes and the city becomes a game board: a spray-painted alley could hide a crucial supply, a public square a timed challenge. In Zombie Scavengers of Prince George you play a remote-hosted, app-driven race to assemble survival items and finish themed tasks across streets, parks, and riverfront promenades in any order you choose.
Prince George sits where the Fraser River widens into a broad valley carved by glaciers, a working city born from fur trade and the railway that still shapes its grid. Expect concrete and red-brick downtown blocks, open views toward Connaught Hill, and quick shifts into small urban parks that recall the region's forested edges. The game's urban setting highlights local culture — from Lheidli T'enneh heritage markers to the industrial traces of logging and rail — giving the scavenger hunt a local flavor beyond the scoreboards.
Practical side: this is a self-guided walking activity lasting about an hour; you need a charged smartphone, basic map skills, and comfortable shoes. The remote host supports play via chat, but navigation and safety are your responsibility — pay attention to traffic, private property, and posted signs. Best time is daylight when shops and landmarks are open; early evening adds atmosphere but can slow progress.
Bring water, a portable charger, and weather layers; plan an hour, leave room for coffee or a quick museum stop afterward. The city dares you to outscore teams nationwide — strategy and local curiosity win here.