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Grab a charged phone and a sense of humor—Zombie Scavengers turns downtown Moncton into a one-hour urban survival game. Use an app to hunt items, complete zombie-themed challenges, and race other teams for points while exploring the city.
Grab a charged phone and a sense of humor—Zombie Scavengers turns downtown Moncton into a one-hour urban survival game. Use an app to hunt items, complete zombie-themed challenges, and race other teams for points while exploring the city.
You step onto rue Main with your phone humming and a cheeky apocalypse scenario in your pocket: Moncton’s sidewalks become a game board and the Petitcodiac River dares you to explore its edges. The app lays out survival items and challenges; storefronts, parks and public art become checkpoints in a one-hour sprint of wits and feet.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Moncton, New Brunswick
You step onto rue Main with your phone humming and a cheeky apocalypse scenario in your pocket: Moncton’s sidewalks become a game board and the Petitcodiac River dares you to explore its edges. The app lays out survival items and challenges; storefronts, parks and public art become checkpoints in a one-hour sprint of wits and feet.
Moncton’s streets carry the imprint of Acadian settlement, 19th-century shipbuilding and the railway boom that turned this river bend into a crossroads. Geology and tides play a supporting role—the nearby Bay of Fundy and the Petitcodiac tidal bore shaped a region used to dramatic water movements, and that history threads into local place names and parks you’ll pass.
Culturally, Moncton is bilingual and community-minded: expect cafés with friendly baristas, murals that mark neighborhood character, and a downtown where residents move between offices, markets and trails. The scavenger hunt is an urban walking game—less technical than a trail challenge but rich in local texture.
Practical guidance: plan for about 60 minutes of walking on paved sidewalks and park paths; the game is self-guided with a remote host available by chat. Wear comfortable shoes, keep your phone charged (the app and scoring are central), and allow extra time if you want to linger at landmarks or cafés. Public transit is available nearby, and the downtown grid makes it easy to adjust your route. Bring a small power bank, hydrate, and respect private property and local businesses when searching for items. With a clear plan and a charged device, Moncton’s urban streets turn into competitive, playful exploration.
The activity is designed for about 60 minutes, but you can take longer if you pause at sights or cafés.
Yes—families with older children who can use a smartphone independently will enjoy it; strollers are accessible on sidewalks.
Yes—the game runs through the Zombie Scavengers app; ensure it’s downloaded and tested before you start.
No—the host follows the game remotely via chat and provides support if you need help during the activity.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto rue Main with your phone humming and a cheeky apocalypse scenario in your pocket: Moncton’s sidewalks become a game board and the Petitcodiac River dares you to explore its edges. The app lays out survival items and challenges; storefronts, parks and public art become checkpoints in a one-hour sprint of wits and feet.
You step onto rue Main with your phone humming and a cheeky apocalypse scenario in your pocket: Moncton’s sidewalks become a game board and the Petitcodiac River dares you to explore its edges. The app lays out survival items and challenges; storefronts, parks and public art become checkpoints in a one-hour sprint of wits and feet.
Moncton’s streets carry the imprint of Acadian settlement, 19th-century shipbuilding and the railway boom that turned this river bend into a crossroads. Geology and tides play a supporting role—the nearby Bay of Fundy and the Petitcodiac tidal bore shaped a region used to dramatic water movements, and that history threads into local place names and parks you’ll pass.
Culturally, Moncton is bilingual and community-minded: expect cafés with friendly baristas, murals that mark neighborhood character, and a downtown where residents move between offices, markets and trails. The scavenger hunt is an urban walking game—less technical than a trail challenge but rich in local texture.
Practical guidance: plan for about 60 minutes of walking on paved sidewalks and park paths; the game is self-guided with a remote host available by chat. Wear comfortable shoes, keep your phone charged (the app and scoring are central), and allow extra time if you want to linger at landmarks or cafés. Public transit is available nearby, and the downtown grid makes it easy to adjust your route. Bring a small power bank, hydrate, and respect private property and local businesses when searching for items. With a clear plan and a charged device, Moncton’s urban streets turn into competitive, playful exploration.