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Turn downtown Santa Rosa into a one-hour, app-driven survival game. Scour Railroad Square, parks and streets for zombie-themed tasks and survival items while competing for points and comparing scores nationally.
Turn downtown Santa Rosa into a one-hour, app-driven survival game. Scour Railroad Square, parks and streets for zombie-themed tasks and survival items while competing for points and comparing scores nationally.
The game begins on a sun-warmed sidewalk in downtown Santa Rosa, phone in hand and a digital map that dares you to outrun a fictional horde. The app nudges teams toward alleys, parks and storefronts, turning ordinary errands into targeted missions: find a flashlight, complete a zombie-themed task, trade points for survival. Streets take on urgency; a creek murmurs like a watchful guide as teams weave between murals and century-old brick buildings.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Santa Rosa, California
The game begins on a sun-warmed sidewalk in downtown Santa Rosa, phone in hand and a digital map that dares you to outrun a fictional horde. The app nudges teams toward alleys, parks and storefronts, turning ordinary errands into targeted missions: find a flashlight, complete a zombie-themed task, trade points for survival. Streets take on urgency; a creek murmurs like a watchful guide as teams weave between murals and century-old brick buildings.
Santa Rosa sits on the Santa Rosa Plain at the western edge of the Mayacamas and Sonoma ranges, an area shaped by alluvial soils and the slow uplift of nearby hills. Indigenous Pomo and Coast Miwok people lived here long before the town took the name of Saint Rose of Lima in the 19th century. Today the city mixes agricultural roots and a lively arts scene—Railroad Square’s preserved warehouses, regular farmers’ markets and a compact downtown offer both history and quick resupply during play.
Practically speaking, the scavenger hunt is a one-hour, app-driven, self-guided city game with a remote host available by chat. Players should plan a route that minimizes backtracking: downtown and the nearby Parks (Howarth, Juilliard) concentrate most searchable items. Expect light walking on sidewalks and paved paths; traffic and local businesses remain part of the terrain—respect private property and local rules.
Bring a charged smartphone, a modest water bottle, and shoes you can move quickly in. Early morning or late afternoon slots beat the crowds and hot summer sun. Whether you’re leading a team of friends or testing strategy with colleagues, the game rewards fast thinking, local curiosity and a willingness to scavenge creatively across Santa Rosa’s urban fabric.
You’ll receive a message with instructions and an app link before your scheduled start; follow those steps to activate your one-hour session.
Yes—the game lets you search across the city, though downtown clusters most objectives and shortens walking time.
Yes—activity is listed as stroller-accessible and family-friendly, but children should be supervised around streets and businesses.
A remote host monitors the session via chat to answer questions and provide assistance in real time.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The game begins on a sun-warmed sidewalk in downtown Santa Rosa, phone in hand and a digital map that dares you to outrun a fictional horde. The app nudges teams toward alleys, parks and storefronts, turning ordinary errands into targeted missions: find a flashlight, complete a zombie-themed task, trade points for survival. Streets take on urgency; a creek murmurs like a watchful guide as teams weave between murals and century-old brick buildings.
The game begins on a sun-warmed sidewalk in downtown Santa Rosa, phone in hand and a digital map that dares you to outrun a fictional horde. The app nudges teams toward alleys, parks and storefronts, turning ordinary errands into targeted missions: find a flashlight, complete a zombie-themed task, trade points for survival. Streets take on urgency; a creek murmurs like a watchful guide as teams weave between murals and century-old brick buildings.
Santa Rosa sits on the Santa Rosa Plain at the western edge of the Mayacamas and Sonoma ranges, an area shaped by alluvial soils and the slow uplift of nearby hills. Indigenous Pomo and Coast Miwok people lived here long before the town took the name of Saint Rose of Lima in the 19th century. Today the city mixes agricultural roots and a lively arts scene—Railroad Square’s preserved warehouses, regular farmers’ markets and a compact downtown offer both history and quick resupply during play.
Practically speaking, the scavenger hunt is a one-hour, app-driven, self-guided city game with a remote host available by chat. Players should plan a route that minimizes backtracking: downtown and the nearby Parks (Howarth, Juilliard) concentrate most searchable items. Expect light walking on sidewalks and paved paths; traffic and local businesses remain part of the terrain—respect private property and local rules.
Bring a charged smartphone, a modest water bottle, and shoes you can move quickly in. Early morning or late afternoon slots beat the crowds and hot summer sun. Whether you’re leading a team of friends or testing strategy with colleagues, the game rewards fast thinking, local curiosity and a willingness to scavenge creatively across Santa Rosa’s urban fabric.