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Race through Dudley on a 60-minute, smartphone-led scavenger hunt where teams collect supplies, solve challenges and score points to ‘survive’ a fictional zombie apocalypse. Fast-paced, family-friendly and rooted in the town’s compact industrial streets.
Race through Dudley on a 60-minute, smartphone-led scavenger hunt where teams collect supplies, solve challenges and score points to ‘survive’ a fictional zombie apocalypse. Fast-paced, family-friendly and rooted in the town’s compact industrial streets.
The hour begins outside a familiar high street: shopfronts slide past, alleyways darken, and a phone buzzes with your first clue. You and a small team fan out across Dudley, racing between civic squares, canal-side towpaths and hidden courtyards to collect supplies, complete challenges and score points before time runs out.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Dudley, West Midlands
The hour begins outside a familiar high street: shopfronts slide past, alleyways darken, and a phone buzzes with your first clue. You and a small team fan out across Dudley, racing between civic squares, canal-side towpaths and hidden courtyards to collect supplies, complete challenges and score points before time runs out.
Dudley wears its history on the surface — a medieval castle mound, Victorian ironworks and narrow canal tunnels carved into the Black Country’s coal-and-iron geology. That industrial past gives the town a compact, walkable grid where old stone, brick and water meet modern retail and public art. Local culture skews pragmatic and wry; people here prize speed, clever solutions and a bit of competitive banter — perfect fuel for a timed scavenger game.
Expect 60 minutes of brisk walking on paved streets and occasional cobbles, short sprints and quick problem-solving. The route threads public spaces rather than private property; you’ll use your smartphone to verify finds, answer trivia and complete photo challenges. The experience is family-friendly and accessible to most fitness levels, but timing and local knowledge reward teams that split tasks and communicate.
Plan for changeable British weather, charge your device fully and pick footwear that grips wet pavement. Start early if you want quieter streets, and allow extra time afterward to explore Dudley Castle, the Canal Trust or a canal-side cafe.
Practical tip: this is a social, self-guided urban game — bring a team, set a meeting point and leave valuables locked in a bag while you move between clues.
Teams can be up to 10 people; smaller groups (2–4) are common and often more agile for solving clues.
Yes — it’s family-friendly and stroller accessible, but younger children will need supervision and help with smartphone tasks.
No — the event is a self-guided, app-based experience with no live actors; the zombie scenario is fictional.
The game runs in light rain since routes use public streets; heavy weather may affect comfort, but refunds follow the standard cancellation policy.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hour begins outside a familiar high street: shopfronts slide past, alleyways darken, and a phone buzzes with your first clue. You and a small team fan out across Dudley, racing between civic squares, canal-side towpaths and hidden courtyards to collect supplies, complete challenges and score points before time runs out.
The hour begins outside a familiar high street: shopfronts slide past, alleyways darken, and a phone buzzes with your first clue. You and a small team fan out across Dudley, racing between civic squares, canal-side towpaths and hidden courtyards to collect supplies, complete challenges and score points before time runs out.
Dudley wears its history on the surface — a medieval castle mound, Victorian ironworks and narrow canal tunnels carved into the Black Country’s coal-and-iron geology. That industrial past gives the town a compact, walkable grid where old stone, brick and water meet modern retail and public art. Local culture skews pragmatic and wry; people here prize speed, clever solutions and a bit of competitive banter — perfect fuel for a timed scavenger game.
Expect 60 minutes of brisk walking on paved streets and occasional cobbles, short sprints and quick problem-solving. The route threads public spaces rather than private property; you’ll use your smartphone to verify finds, answer trivia and complete photo challenges. The experience is family-friendly and accessible to most fitness levels, but timing and local knowledge reward teams that split tasks and communicate.
Plan for changeable British weather, charge your device fully and pick footwear that grips wet pavement. Start early if you want quieter streets, and allow extra time afterward to explore Dudley Castle, the Canal Trust or a canal-side cafe.
Practical tip: this is a social, self-guided urban game — bring a team, set a meeting point and leave valuables locked in a bag while you move between clues.