THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
An app-led scavenger hunt through Winter Park’s parks, lakes, and streets—perfect for groups who like photo challenges and local lore. Self-guided, 90–120 minutes, and easily started from your phone.
An app-led scavenger hunt through Winter Park’s parks, lakes, and streets—perfect for groups who like photo challenges and local lore. Self-guided, 90–120 minutes, and easily started from your phone.
You step off Park Avenue and the city rearranges itself as a playground: oaks lean over brick sidewalks, scooters hum past cafés, and the chain of lakes dares you to look up from your phone. The Let’s Roam app becomes your compass—pushing trivia, photo prompts, and location-based puzzles that send teams racing across plazas, public art, and the gates of Rollins College.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Let's Roam · Winter Park, Florida
You step off Park Avenue and the city rearranges itself as a playground: oaks lean over brick sidewalks, scooters hum past cafés, and the chain of lakes dares you to look up from your phone. The Let’s Roam app becomes your compass—pushing trivia, photo prompts, and location-based puzzles that send teams racing across plazas, public art, and the gates of Rollins College.
Winter Park’s history shows in its roads and gardens. Once a 19th-century winter retreat for northern visitors, the city kept its small-scale grid, park squares, and an emphasis on public waterfronts. Geologically the area sits on flat limestone and sand over aquifer systems that feed Lake Osceola and the nearby chain of lakes; you’ll notice stone markers and canals more than steep grades. Culturally the town favors pedestrian rhythms—boutiques, street musicians, and the slow-moving Scenic Boat Tour—a polite counterpoint to Orlando’s theme-park tempo.
Practical guidance: hunts last about 90–120 minutes and are fully self-guided—start anytime after redeeming your voucher in the Let’s Roam app. Expect mostly paved surfaces and light stairs; moderate fitness and comfortable walking shoes make the difference. Bring a charged smartphone (the app handles navigation and photo challenges), a portable battery, and sun protection—Florida sun and sudden showers are both likely. If mobility is a concern, many routes avoid steep steps and include wheelchair-accessible paths.
Timing matters: mornings or late afternoons keep heat and crowds down. Use the app’s support line if you need help redeeming tickets, and treat the hunt as a social game—split roles, take the photo prompts seriously, and plan a café stop to review evidence and tally points.
Download the Let’s Roam app, log in, enter your voucher under “3rd Party Vouchers,” choose the Winter Park hunt, add players, and start when ready.
Many routes use paved sidewalks and are stroller- and wheelchair-friendly; check individual puzzle locations in the app for specific step-free routing.
Yes—the app supports multiple players and devices; one ticket is redeemed per booking but you can add players in the game lobby.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start time; see your booking confirmation for details.
Let's Roam operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off Park Avenue and the city rearranges itself as a playground: oaks lean over brick sidewalks, scooters hum past cafés, and the chain of lakes dares you to look up from your phone. The Let’s Roam app becomes your compass—pushing trivia, photo prompts, and location-based puzzles that send teams racing across plazas, public art, and the gates of Rollins College.
You step off Park Avenue and the city rearranges itself as a playground: oaks lean over brick sidewalks, scooters hum past cafés, and the chain of lakes dares you to look up from your phone. The Let’s Roam app becomes your compass—pushing trivia, photo prompts, and location-based puzzles that send teams racing across plazas, public art, and the gates of Rollins College.
Winter Park’s history shows in its roads and gardens. Once a 19th-century winter retreat for northern visitors, the city kept its small-scale grid, park squares, and an emphasis on public waterfronts. Geologically the area sits on flat limestone and sand over aquifer systems that feed Lake Osceola and the nearby chain of lakes; you’ll notice stone markers and canals more than steep grades. Culturally the town favors pedestrian rhythms—boutiques, street musicians, and the slow-moving Scenic Boat Tour—a polite counterpoint to Orlando’s theme-park tempo.
Practical guidance: hunts last about 90–120 minutes and are fully self-guided—start anytime after redeeming your voucher in the Let’s Roam app. Expect mostly paved surfaces and light stairs; moderate fitness and comfortable walking shoes make the difference. Bring a charged smartphone (the app handles navigation and photo challenges), a portable battery, and sun protection—Florida sun and sudden showers are both likely. If mobility is a concern, many routes avoid steep steps and include wheelchair-accessible paths.
Timing matters: mornings or late afternoons keep heat and crowds down. Use the app’s support line if you need help redeeming tickets, and treat the hunt as a social game—split roles, take the photo prompts seriously, and plan a café stop to review evidence and tally points.