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Race the clock through Burton-on-Trent in a 60-minute smartphone scavenger hunt—solve challenges, collect virtual supplies and aim to survive the fictional zombie outbreak. Family friendly and self-guided, the game turns city streets and riverside paths into tactical terrain.
Race the clock through Burton-on-Trent in a 60-minute smartphone scavenger hunt—solve challenges, collect virtual supplies and aim to survive the fictional zombie outbreak. Family friendly and self-guided, the game turns city streets and riverside paths into tactical terrain.
You step onto a cobbled street as the app flips red: sixty minutes to gather supplies, solve challenges and earn survival points. The River Trent murmurs nearby, traffic hums, and the town’s brick facades take on new urgency as potential caches and clue sites.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire
You step onto a cobbled street as the app flips red: sixty minutes to gather supplies, solve challenges and earn survival points. The River Trent murmurs nearby, traffic hums, and the town’s brick facades take on new urgency as potential caches and clue sites.
Burton-on-Trent’s history of industry and water works shapes the city you’ll move through — former brewing yards, canal links and river washlands that once powered mills now anchor the urban landscape of the hunt. Geology here is simple: low-lying floodplain carved by the Trent, with reachable greenspaces that double as tactical detours.
Culture in Burton is practical and community-focused; locals know their backstreets and won’t mind a well-behaved group hunting for fictional supplies. Expect to pass Victorian brewery buildings, small parks and a mix of pedestrian lanes and busier streets. The game plays like a fast urban orienteering loop — part puzzle, part sprint.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone with data, wear comfortable shoes for mixed pavement and park paths, and choose a start time when foot traffic is light. Teams of up to ten work best with a clear communicator and a player watching the clock. Move decisively through checkpoints, accept bonus challenges for extra points, and respect private property — most clues are in public spaces.
This one-hour, family‑friendly scavenger hunt is ideal for groups looking for a social, active city experience with a tactical twist. It’s less about steep trails than quick thinking and streetwise navigation, so hydrate, set a target score, and enjoy the urban chase.
Yes—this is family friendly; younger players will enjoy the clues with adult supervision and the pace is manageable for most kids.
One booking covers the group; teams can be up to 10 people and the experience is private to your party during the session.
The game is time-based and designed for continuous play; brief pauses are possible but your score depends on time remaining.
No—clues and challenges are placed in public or accessible areas; always follow local rules and avoid entering restricted spaces.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto a cobbled street as the app flips red: sixty minutes to gather supplies, solve challenges and earn survival points. The River Trent murmurs nearby, traffic hums, and the town’s brick facades take on new urgency as potential caches and clue sites.
You step onto a cobbled street as the app flips red: sixty minutes to gather supplies, solve challenges and earn survival points. The River Trent murmurs nearby, traffic hums, and the town’s brick facades take on new urgency as potential caches and clue sites.
Burton-on-Trent’s history of industry and water works shapes the city you’ll move through — former brewing yards, canal links and river washlands that once powered mills now anchor the urban landscape of the hunt. Geology here is simple: low-lying floodplain carved by the Trent, with reachable greenspaces that double as tactical detours.
Culture in Burton is practical and community-focused; locals know their backstreets and won’t mind a well-behaved group hunting for fictional supplies. Expect to pass Victorian brewery buildings, small parks and a mix of pedestrian lanes and busier streets. The game plays like a fast urban orienteering loop — part puzzle, part sprint.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone with data, wear comfortable shoes for mixed pavement and park paths, and choose a start time when foot traffic is light. Teams of up to ten work best with a clear communicator and a player watching the clock. Move decisively through checkpoints, accept bonus challenges for extra points, and respect private property — most clues are in public spaces.
This one-hour, family‑friendly scavenger hunt is ideal for groups looking for a social, active city experience with a tactical twist. It’s less about steep trails than quick thinking and streetwise navigation, so hydrate, set a target score, and enjoy the urban chase.