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Turn Gatlinburg’s downtown into an app-driven survival playground. This one-hour, self-guided zombie scavenger hunt sends teams on a points chase through streets, shops, and viewpoints with remote host support.
Turn Gatlinburg’s downtown into an app-driven survival playground. This one-hour, self-guided zombie scavenger hunt sends teams on a points chase through streets, shops, and viewpoints with remote host support.
The first clue arrives in your pocket: a push notification that turns Gatlinburg’s downtown into a map of survival. You walk past neon storefronts and candy shops while the app points you toward everyday objects reimagined as life-saving gear. Street noise becomes the soundtrack to a playful urgency as you and your team decide whether to chase points, complete a challenge, or trade strategy over a bench beneath a sycamore.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Gatlinburg, Tennessee
The first clue arrives in your pocket: a push notification that turns Gatlinburg’s downtown into a map of survival. You walk past neon storefronts and candy shops while the app points you toward everyday objects reimagined as life-saving gear. Street noise becomes the soundtrack to a playful urgency as you and your team decide whether to chase points, complete a challenge, or trade strategy over a bench beneath a sycamore.
Gatlinburg began as a mountain gateway and grew into a tourist town at the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, where sandstone ridges and ridgelines carved by ancient streams meet human-made attractions. The game routes thread historic streets, local crafts stalls, and views that hint at the nearby highlands. Expect cultural touches—local artisan booths from the Arts & Crafts Community and Appalachian flavor at food stands—woven into the scavenger tasks.
This scavenger hunt is self-guided and app-driven: one hour to collect points by finding items and completing themed challenges, with remote host support via chat. It’s low-impact, walkable, and family-friendly, but still competitive—the leaderboard updates keep a pulse on your progress.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone, wear supportive walking shoes for uneven sidewalks and short staircases, and plan for variable weather—Gatlinburg’s mountain-adjacent climate can shift quickly. Start mid-morning to avoid peak crowds and give yourself time to explore any roadside sights the game nudges you toward. Keep purchases small and interactions courteous; local shops often serve as clue locations. With a bit of planning, the hunt is a compact, social way to see Gatlinburg and test your urban survival instincts.
The game is flexible—teams can be two to small groups; the booking is one game per reservation and works best with 2–6 players.
Service animals are allowed; however, pets may be impractical during a mobile app game and some indoor clue locations may not admit animals.
Yes—follow the instructions sent before your start time to download and set up the app; contact the operator if you don't receive the message.
Cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start for a full refund; within 24 hours tickets are non-refundable.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The first clue arrives in your pocket: a push notification that turns Gatlinburg’s downtown into a map of survival. You walk past neon storefronts and candy shops while the app points you toward everyday objects reimagined as life-saving gear. Street noise becomes the soundtrack to a playful urgency as you and your team decide whether to chase points, complete a challenge, or trade strategy over a bench beneath a sycamore.
The first clue arrives in your pocket: a push notification that turns Gatlinburg’s downtown into a map of survival. You walk past neon storefronts and candy shops while the app points you toward everyday objects reimagined as life-saving gear. Street noise becomes the soundtrack to a playful urgency as you and your team decide whether to chase points, complete a challenge, or trade strategy over a bench beneath a sycamore.
Gatlinburg began as a mountain gateway and grew into a tourist town at the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, where sandstone ridges and ridgelines carved by ancient streams meet human-made attractions. The game routes thread historic streets, local crafts stalls, and views that hint at the nearby highlands. Expect cultural touches—local artisan booths from the Arts & Crafts Community and Appalachian flavor at food stands—woven into the scavenger tasks.
This scavenger hunt is self-guided and app-driven: one hour to collect points by finding items and completing themed challenges, with remote host support via chat. It’s low-impact, walkable, and family-friendly, but still competitive—the leaderboard updates keep a pulse on your progress.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone, wear supportive walking shoes for uneven sidewalks and short staircases, and plan for variable weather—Gatlinburg’s mountain-adjacent climate can shift quickly. Start mid-morning to avoid peak crowds and give yourself time to explore any roadside sights the game nudges you toward. Keep purchases small and interactions courteous; local shops often serve as clue locations. With a bit of planning, the hunt is a compact, social way to see Gatlinburg and test your urban survival instincts.