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Turn West Covina into a post-apocalyptic playground in this 2-hour app-driven scavenger hunt. Race the clock, complete zombie tasks, and outscore other teams while exploring the city’s streets, plazas, and hidden corners.
Turn West Covina into a post-apocalyptic playground in this 2-hour app-driven scavenger hunt. Race the clock, complete zombie tasks, and outscore other teams while exploring the city’s streets, plazas, and hidden corners.
You open the app, choose your team, and the streets of West Covina turn into a grid of opportunity and danger. Storefronts, plazas and pocket parks become checkpoints; a remote host watches your score tick up as you race across sidewalks, crosswalks, and neighborhood blocks hunting for survival items and completing quirky zombie-themed tasks.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · West Covina, California
You open the app, choose your team, and the streets of West Covina turn into a grid of opportunity and danger. Storefronts, plazas and pocket parks become checkpoints; a remote host watches your score tick up as you race across sidewalks, crosswalks, and neighborhood blocks hunting for survival items and completing quirky zombie-themed tasks.
West Covina grew from citrus groves and farmland into a mid-century suburban hub in the San Gabriel Valley, its wide boulevards and shopping centers shaped by postwar development. Geologically the city sits on alluvial plains with the San Gabriel Mountains visible to the north and low Puente Hills to the southeast—background ridgelines that quietly frame an urban playground.
Culturally the city is a working suburb with a strong mix of Latino and Asian-American communities; local food courts and family-owned restaurants make good pit stops between clues. The game encourages urban observation: trade routes, signage, and public art become part of the challenge.
Practically, expect about two hours of on-foot movement across varied pavement—sidewalks, mall corridors, and park paths. The app guides you; the remote host assists via chat. Wear comfortable shoes, carry a charged smartphone and a pocket-sized charger, and plan a route that avoids peak traffic on major arterials. Play midday for easier business access, or dusk for a moodier challenge but watch visibility. Respect private property and local businesses, keep groups to a size you can move quickly, and hydrate—urban games demand quick feet and quick judgment.
You’ll receive a message with start instructions and the virtual starting point; play can begin anywhere in West Covina per the app’s directions.
Teams are flexible—small groups of 2–6 move fastest, but the game can accommodate larger teams if you plan roles and routes.
Yes—infants and small children in strollers are accommodated, but adult supervision is necessary and stroller routes should avoid crowded or uneven spots.
A remote host monitors progress via the app and provides chat assistance for rules, technical issues, or clarification during your two-hour session.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You open the app, choose your team, and the streets of West Covina turn into a grid of opportunity and danger. Storefronts, plazas and pocket parks become checkpoints; a remote host watches your score tick up as you race across sidewalks, crosswalks, and neighborhood blocks hunting for survival items and completing quirky zombie-themed tasks.
You open the app, choose your team, and the streets of West Covina turn into a grid of opportunity and danger. Storefronts, plazas and pocket parks become checkpoints; a remote host watches your score tick up as you race across sidewalks, crosswalks, and neighborhood blocks hunting for survival items and completing quirky zombie-themed tasks.
West Covina grew from citrus groves and farmland into a mid-century suburban hub in the San Gabriel Valley, its wide boulevards and shopping centers shaped by postwar development. Geologically the city sits on alluvial plains with the San Gabriel Mountains visible to the north and low Puente Hills to the southeast—background ridgelines that quietly frame an urban playground.
Culturally the city is a working suburb with a strong mix of Latino and Asian-American communities; local food courts and family-owned restaurants make good pit stops between clues. The game encourages urban observation: trade routes, signage, and public art become part of the challenge.
Practically, expect about two hours of on-foot movement across varied pavement—sidewalks, mall corridors, and park paths. The app guides you; the remote host assists via chat. Wear comfortable shoes, carry a charged smartphone and a pocket-sized charger, and plan a route that avoids peak traffic on major arterials. Play midday for easier business access, or dusk for a moodier challenge but watch visibility. Respect private property and local businesses, keep groups to a size you can move quickly, and hydrate—urban games demand quick feet and quick judgment.