THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Explore downtown Salt Lake City on a self-guided, app-powered scavenger hunt that mixes local history, public art, and photo challenges. Perfect for groups, this two-hour route reveals hidden corners and invites friendly competition.
Explore downtown Salt Lake City on a self-guided, app-powered scavenger hunt that mixes local history, public art, and photo challenges. Perfect for groups, this two-hour route reveals hidden corners and invites friendly competition.
You step off 320 E Capitol and the city stretches out in squares and stories: brick facades, murals that wink, and the Wasatch Range looming like an attentive neighbor, occasionally nudging clouds toward the valley.
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Operated by Let's Roam · Salt Lake City, Utah
You step off 320 E Capitol and the city stretches out in squares and stories: brick facades, murals that wink, and the Wasatch Range looming like an attentive neighbor, occasionally nudging clouds toward the valley.
This app-led scavenger hunt threads through Salt Lake City's civic core — past civic buildings and quiet parks — coaxing out facts about the city's settlement by Mormon pioneers in 1847, its rapid boom tied to mining and railroads, and the unique geology that created the valley and nearby Great Salt Lake. Along the route you’ll pass public art and lesser-known sites where basalt and alluvial fans meet city grid; the landscape is part museum, part living classroom.
Culturally the route alternates between Temple Square’s historic presence and a contemporary pulse of galleries, breweries, and street art. The hunt’s photo challenges and role-based prompts nudge teams to look closer: an architectural detail, a plaque, a juxtaposed mural that tells the city’s changing story.
Practically, this is a self-paced mobile experience. Download the Let’s Roam app, redeem your voucher, pick the Salt Lake's Settlers hunt and assign roles. Expect two hours of walking on paved sidewalks with short detours onto paths and parks — moderate fitness and comfortable shoes recommended. Start early for softer light and quieter streets; carry a charged phone and a power bank, and use public transit to return to your start point if needed. The app supplies maps, riddles, photo tasks and leaderboards; team up or race for bragging rights. Respect private property and busy streets, and you’ll leave with photos, local trivia, and a sharper sense of the city’s layered past and present.
No — the scavenger hunt is self-guided through the Let’s Roam app and you can start at any time once you redeem your voucher.
The route is designed for about two hours, but you can move faster or slower depending on how much time you spend at each challenge.
All sales are final; the booking lists an all-sales-final cancellation policy, so confirm before purchasing.
Much of the hunt uses sidewalks and public parks and is listed as wheelchair accessible, but individual locations may vary — check routes in the app for detailed accessibility notes.
Let's Roam operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off 320 E Capitol and the city stretches out in squares and stories: brick facades, murals that wink, and the Wasatch Range looming like an attentive neighbor, occasionally nudging clouds toward the valley.
You step off 320 E Capitol and the city stretches out in squares and stories: brick facades, murals that wink, and the Wasatch Range looming like an attentive neighbor, occasionally nudging clouds toward the valley.
This app-led scavenger hunt threads through Salt Lake City's civic core — past civic buildings and quiet parks — coaxing out facts about the city's settlement by Mormon pioneers in 1847, its rapid boom tied to mining and railroads, and the unique geology that created the valley and nearby Great Salt Lake. Along the route you’ll pass public art and lesser-known sites where basalt and alluvial fans meet city grid; the landscape is part museum, part living classroom.
Culturally the route alternates between Temple Square’s historic presence and a contemporary pulse of galleries, breweries, and street art. The hunt’s photo challenges and role-based prompts nudge teams to look closer: an architectural detail, a plaque, a juxtaposed mural that tells the city’s changing story.
Practically, this is a self-paced mobile experience. Download the Let’s Roam app, redeem your voucher, pick the Salt Lake's Settlers hunt and assign roles. Expect two hours of walking on paved sidewalks with short detours onto paths and parks — moderate fitness and comfortable shoes recommended. Start early for softer light and quieter streets; carry a charged phone and a power bank, and use public transit to return to your start point if needed. The app supplies maps, riddles, photo tasks and leaderboards; team up or race for bragging rights. Respect private property and busy streets, and you’ll leave with photos, local trivia, and a sharper sense of the city’s layered past and present.