THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Turn Leeds into your playground with an app-driven zombie scavenger hunt. Find items, complete challenges, and race the leaderboard across the city in a one-hour walking game.
Turn Leeds into your playground with an app-driven zombie scavenger hunt. Find items, complete challenges, and race the leaderboard across the city in a one-hour walking game.
You start on a busy Leeds pavementscape: tramlines hum, market stalls call, and your phone buzzes with a single objective — survive. The app hands you a ragged list of survival items and zombie-themed challenges; the city becomes a playful battleground where corniced Victorian arcades, narrow service lanes and canal towpaths all count as strategic terrain.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Leeds, West Yorkshire
You start on a busy Leeds pavementscape: tramlines hum, market stalls call, and your phone buzzes with a single objective — survive. The app hands you a ragged list of survival items and zombie-themed challenges; the city becomes a playful battleground where corniced Victorian arcades, narrow service lanes and canal towpaths all count as strategic terrain.
Leeds grew as a wool and industrial hub in the 18th–19th centuries, and its compact center still wears that history: cast-iron shopping arcades, the Corn Exchange dome and former mill façades that frame your route. The game leans on those streets, turning architectural features and public art into checkpoints and story hooks. Culturally it’s an urban game-night that doubles as a low-impact way to see local markets, murals and the quieter corners behind Kirkgate.
Practically, the experience is a one-hour, app-driven walking activity suitable for all fitness levels. You pick items in any order, complete photo and task challenges for points, and a remote host is available by chat for help. Public transport and parking sit close to most start points, and strollers are usable on main pavements. Expect 1–2 miles of walking across mostly flat, paved surfaces; cobbles and steps appear in places.
Bring a charged phone, wear sensible shoes, and plan for a little weather; Leeds weather can flip mid-game. Time your run outside peak commuting hours to keep the pace social and the scoreboards competitive.
Yes — the experience operates through a mobile app; download and grant location permissions before starting.
Yes — it’s family-friendly and main pavements accommodate strollers, though some checkpoints may require short steps.
You may collect items in any order; short pauses are fine but the session is timed to the one-hour booking.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You start on a busy Leeds pavementscape: tramlines hum, market stalls call, and your phone buzzes with a single objective — survive. The app hands you a ragged list of survival items and zombie-themed challenges; the city becomes a playful battleground where corniced Victorian arcades, narrow service lanes and canal towpaths all count as strategic terrain.
You start on a busy Leeds pavementscape: tramlines hum, market stalls call, and your phone buzzes with a single objective — survive. The app hands you a ragged list of survival items and zombie-themed challenges; the city becomes a playful battleground where corniced Victorian arcades, narrow service lanes and canal towpaths all count as strategic terrain.
Leeds grew as a wool and industrial hub in the 18th–19th centuries, and its compact center still wears that history: cast-iron shopping arcades, the Corn Exchange dome and former mill façades that frame your route. The game leans on those streets, turning architectural features and public art into checkpoints and story hooks. Culturally it’s an urban game-night that doubles as a low-impact way to see local markets, murals and the quieter corners behind Kirkgate.
Practically, the experience is a one-hour, app-driven walking activity suitable for all fitness levels. You pick items in any order, complete photo and task challenges for points, and a remote host is available by chat for help. Public transport and parking sit close to most start points, and strollers are usable on main pavements. Expect 1–2 miles of walking across mostly flat, paved surfaces; cobbles and steps appear in places.
Bring a charged phone, wear sensible shoes, and plan for a little weather; Leeds weather can flip mid-game. Time your run outside peak commuting hours to keep the pace social and the scoreboards competitive.