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Turn downtown Pueblo into a gameboard with a 60-minute app-guided Zombie Scavengers hunt. Collect survival items, complete zombie-themed tasks, and discover local history while competing for points in a flexible, family-friendly urban adventure.
Turn downtown Pueblo into a gameboard with a 60-minute app-guided Zombie Scavengers hunt. Collect survival items, complete zombie-themed tasks, and discover local history while competing for points in a flexible, family-friendly urban adventure.
The phone buzzes, the map unspools, and Pueblo’s downtown slips into a gameboard—an hour to score survival items and outwit a fictional apocalypse.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Pueblo, Colorado
The phone buzzes, the map unspools, and Pueblo’s downtown slips into a gameboard—an hour to score survival items and outwit a fictional apocalypse.
Start on a sun-bleached sidewalk near the Arkansas River and you’ll find a city that trades industrial grit for short, walkable blocks and low-rise brick facades. The scavenger hunt uses a location-aware app to send you lists and challenges; you move through municipal plazas, historic storefronts, and hidden alleys that reveal Pueblo’s steel-town past and riverfront renewal. Geology here is subtle but present: the nearby wetland and river corridor shape the downtown’s linear layout, while the city’s grid reflects its late 19th-century boom.
Local culture surfaces in straightforward ways—murals, family-run diners, and the Riverwalk’s civic energy—so plan to interact with storefronts rather than cut through private spaces. The game’s host communicates remotely, keeping the experience social without a physical guide.
Practical notes: the loop is flexible and largely flat, making it suitable for most fitness levels. Bring a fully charged smartphone, a small portable battery, and comfortable shoes for uneven sidewalks. Keep an eye on traffic at intersections and respect private property and business hours when collecting items. Hydrate, use public transit or street parking near the Riverwalk, and allow 60–75 minutes for a relaxed playthrough. This is urban play—fast-moving, low-elevation, and high on local color—perfect for solo players, groups, or families who want a playful, exploratory way to see Pueblo.
You’ll receive a message before your booked time with instructions and a link to launch the app; contact the provider if you don’t get it.
Yes—it's listed as stroller-accessible and suitable for most fitness levels; contact the operator about specific mobility needs.
Children can play and small kids can use a stroller; service animals are allowed, but other pets should be left home.
Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; no refund within 24 hours.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The phone buzzes, the map unspools, and Pueblo’s downtown slips into a gameboard—an hour to score survival items and outwit a fictional apocalypse.
The phone buzzes, the map unspools, and Pueblo’s downtown slips into a gameboard—an hour to score survival items and outwit a fictional apocalypse.
Start on a sun-bleached sidewalk near the Arkansas River and you’ll find a city that trades industrial grit for short, walkable blocks and low-rise brick facades. The scavenger hunt uses a location-aware app to send you lists and challenges; you move through municipal plazas, historic storefronts, and hidden alleys that reveal Pueblo’s steel-town past and riverfront renewal. Geology here is subtle but present: the nearby wetland and river corridor shape the downtown’s linear layout, while the city’s grid reflects its late 19th-century boom.
Local culture surfaces in straightforward ways—murals, family-run diners, and the Riverwalk’s civic energy—so plan to interact with storefronts rather than cut through private spaces. The game’s host communicates remotely, keeping the experience social without a physical guide.
Practical notes: the loop is flexible and largely flat, making it suitable for most fitness levels. Bring a fully charged smartphone, a small portable battery, and comfortable shoes for uneven sidewalks. Keep an eye on traffic at intersections and respect private property and business hours when collecting items. Hydrate, use public transit or street parking near the Riverwalk, and allow 60–75 minutes for a relaxed playthrough. This is urban play—fast-moving, low-elevation, and high on local color—perfect for solo players, groups, or families who want a playful, exploratory way to see Pueblo.