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Turn downtown Salt Lake City into an hour-long urban game: an app-led scavenger hunt where teams collect survival items, complete zombie challenges, and compete on a national leaderboard. Play anytime in the city while a remote host monitors and assists.
Turn downtown Salt Lake City into an hour-long urban game: an app-led scavenger hunt where teams collect survival items, complete zombie challenges, and compete on a national leaderboard. Play anytime in the city while a remote host monitors and assists.
Late afternoon in downtown Salt Lake City, your phone buzzes and the map blooms with checkpoints. The city’s grid opens into a compact arena — brick storefronts, tram lines, and coffee shops under the shadow of the Wasatch Range. Zombie Scavengers turns these ordinary streets into survival objectives: find a makeshift tool at a corner hardware store, photograph a landmark, and complete zombie-themed challenges while pedestrians and trams pulse around you.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Salt Lake City, Utah
Late afternoon in downtown Salt Lake City, your phone buzzes and the map blooms with checkpoints. The city’s grid opens into a compact arena — brick storefronts, tram lines, and coffee shops under the shadow of the Wasatch Range. Zombie Scavengers turns these ordinary streets into survival objectives: find a makeshift tool at a corner hardware store, photograph a landmark, and complete zombie-themed challenges while pedestrians and trams pulse around you.
Salt Lake City began in 1847 with Mormon pioneers laying out a strict grid and public squares; nearby the Great Salt Lake basin and the uplifted Wasatch Range record a geologic past of Lake Bonneville and recent mountain building. The game threads through civic touchpoints — Capitol Hill views, murals around Library Square, and pocket parks — giving players quick lessons in local history and urban culture as they rack up points.
The experience is self-guided, app-driven, and typically lasts an hour with a remote host available via chat. Teams pick their own route and can play anywhere in the city: plan for sidewalk walking, occasional staircases, and busy crosswalks. Expect easy footing but stay alert for traffic, transit lines, and crowded plazas. The app displays leaderboards and national rivalries in real time; points come from scavenged items and completed challenges rather than speed alone.
Practical advice: bring a charged smartphone (data enabled), a portable battery, comfortable walking shoes, and water. Start earlier on hot summer days and allow extra time if you want to pause for coffee, photos, or detours to local sights.
Yes — the experience is app-based. You’ll receive instructions and an access link before the start time.
Teams vary in size; the activity is flexible but designed for small groups (2–6) for best communication and mobility.
Yes — it’s family-friendly, but children should be supervised in traffic and crowded areas.
A remote host monitors games via chat and can provide hints or troubleshoot technical issues during the scheduled hour.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Late afternoon in downtown Salt Lake City, your phone buzzes and the map blooms with checkpoints. The city’s grid opens into a compact arena — brick storefronts, tram lines, and coffee shops under the shadow of the Wasatch Range. Zombie Scavengers turns these ordinary streets into survival objectives: find a makeshift tool at a corner hardware store, photograph a landmark, and complete zombie-themed challenges while pedestrians and trams pulse around you.
Late afternoon in downtown Salt Lake City, your phone buzzes and the map blooms with checkpoints. The city’s grid opens into a compact arena — brick storefronts, tram lines, and coffee shops under the shadow of the Wasatch Range. Zombie Scavengers turns these ordinary streets into survival objectives: find a makeshift tool at a corner hardware store, photograph a landmark, and complete zombie-themed challenges while pedestrians and trams pulse around you.
Salt Lake City began in 1847 with Mormon pioneers laying out a strict grid and public squares; nearby the Great Salt Lake basin and the uplifted Wasatch Range record a geologic past of Lake Bonneville and recent mountain building. The game threads through civic touchpoints — Capitol Hill views, murals around Library Square, and pocket parks — giving players quick lessons in local history and urban culture as they rack up points.
The experience is self-guided, app-driven, and typically lasts an hour with a remote host available via chat. Teams pick their own route and can play anywhere in the city: plan for sidewalk walking, occasional staircases, and busy crosswalks. Expect easy footing but stay alert for traffic, transit lines, and crowded plazas. The app displays leaderboards and national rivalries in real time; points come from scavenged items and completed challenges rather than speed alone.
Practical advice: bring a charged smartphone (data enabled), a portable battery, comfortable walking shoes, and water. Start earlier on hot summer days and allow extra time if you want to pause for coffee, photos, or detours to local sights.