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Turn downtown Winston-Salem into an app-powered survival playground. This hour-long scavenger hunt pits teams against hilarious challenges, trivia, and a remote guide as you race to scavenge supplies and climb the leaderboard.
Turn downtown Winston-Salem into an app-powered survival playground. This hour-long scavenger hunt pits teams against hilarious challenges, trivia, and a remote guide as you race to scavenge supplies and climb the leaderboard.
You step off the sidewalk and into a city that’s suddenly a playground for the absurd—traffic hums, brick facades watch, and the app tells you the undead are closing in. In Winston-Salem, a one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt turns downtown streets, historic squares, and quiet alleys into a survival grid where teams hunt for food, shelter, and transportation to keep their colony alive.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Winston-Salem, North Carolina
You step off the sidewalk and into a city that’s suddenly a playground for the absurd—traffic hums, brick facades watch, and the app tells you the undead are closing in. In Winston-Salem, a one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt turns downtown streets, historic squares, and quiet alleys into a survival grid where teams hunt for food, shelter, and transportation to keep their colony alive.
Winston-Salem’s story—born from a Moravian settlement (Salem) and a later industrial boom—gives the game texture: tobacco warehouses, Moravian architecture, and compact, walkable blocks make for dense gameplay that’s easy to navigate and rich with local color. The city sits in the Piedmont—gently rolling terrain rather than steep trails—so expect mostly flat urban walking over sidewalks, plazas, and occasional parks.
Play is simple: your team of up to 10 uses a smartphone to track objectives, solve trivia, and chat with a remote survival guide. Tasks are lighthearted and collaborative, ideal for families, friends, or corporate groups looking for team-building with quirky stakes.
Practical tips: plan for 45–75 minutes depending on pace, bring a fully charged phone (and portable battery), wear comfortable walking shoes, and choose daylight hours for Safer navigation and clearer clues. Public transit and street parking are available nearby. The experience is low-impact—stick to public spaces, respect private property, and pack out litter.
This is urban adventure with a playful edge: less wilderness endurance, more quick thinking, mapless navigation, and communal laughter while you race the horde across a city that’s quietly historic and unexpectedly game-ready.
After booking you’ll receive app instructions and a text with start details; follow those prompts to activate your scavenger hunt at your chosen time.
Yes—gameplay is family-friendly and rated easy, but teams are limited to 10 people and some puzzles may require adult help.
No—this experience is remote and app-driven; a chat-based survival guide supports teams but does not accompany you in person.
The format is flexible—teams can typically start on their own schedule once they have the app instructions, but check booking terms for any scheduling specifics.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the sidewalk and into a city that’s suddenly a playground for the absurd—traffic hums, brick facades watch, and the app tells you the undead are closing in. In Winston-Salem, a one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt turns downtown streets, historic squares, and quiet alleys into a survival grid where teams hunt for food, shelter, and transportation to keep their colony alive.
You step off the sidewalk and into a city that’s suddenly a playground for the absurd—traffic hums, brick facades watch, and the app tells you the undead are closing in. In Winston-Salem, a one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt turns downtown streets, historic squares, and quiet alleys into a survival grid where teams hunt for food, shelter, and transportation to keep their colony alive.
Winston-Salem’s story—born from a Moravian settlement (Salem) and a later industrial boom—gives the game texture: tobacco warehouses, Moravian architecture, and compact, walkable blocks make for dense gameplay that’s easy to navigate and rich with local color. The city sits in the Piedmont—gently rolling terrain rather than steep trails—so expect mostly flat urban walking over sidewalks, plazas, and occasional parks.
Play is simple: your team of up to 10 uses a smartphone to track objectives, solve trivia, and chat with a remote survival guide. Tasks are lighthearted and collaborative, ideal for families, friends, or corporate groups looking for team-building with quirky stakes.
Practical tips: plan for 45–75 minutes depending on pace, bring a fully charged phone (and portable battery), wear comfortable walking shoes, and choose daylight hours for Safer navigation and clearer clues. Public transit and street parking are available nearby. The experience is low-impact—stick to public spaces, respect private property, and pack out litter.
This is urban adventure with a playful edge: less wilderness endurance, more quick thinking, mapless navigation, and communal laughter while you race the horde across a city that’s quietly historic and unexpectedly game-ready.