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Turn Minneapolis into a post-apocalyptic gameboard with this app-driven zombie scavenger hunt. Teams of up to 10 solve clues, complete photo and video challenges, and race the global leaderboard across a roughly 2–4 mile urban route.
Turn Minneapolis into a post-apocalyptic gameboard with this app-driven zombie scavenger hunt. Teams of up to 10 solve clues, complete photo and video challenges, and race the global leaderboard across a roughly 2–4 mile urban route.
The city pulses like a living map as your team opens the app and accepts the mission: streets, plazas, and riverfronts become a post-apocalyptic playground where scavenging and silly challenges decide who survives.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Minneapolis, Minnesota
The city pulses like a living map as your team opens the app and accepts the mission: streets, plazas, and riverfronts become a post-apocalyptic playground where scavenging and silly challenges decide who survives.
Set against Minneapolis’s industrial riverfront and historic blocks, this two-hour, app-driven experience turns ordinary sidewalks into objectives. Participants can expect roughly 2–4 miles of walking on paved streets and park paths with minimal cumulative elevation (typically under 200 ft), punctuated by short sprints and posed photo or video tasks. The game routes often thread near St. Anthony Falls and the Mill District — places shaped by the Mississippi River’s power and the city’s 19th-century flour-milling boom.
Culturally it’s lighthearted and social: challenges reward creativity and group strategy more than speed, making it ideal for families or corporate teams. The scavenger format forces players to read their surroundings — public art, historic facades, and river viewpoints become clues — while the leaderboard adds low-stakes competition.
Practical guidance: arrive with a fully charged smartphone and a backup battery, because the game runs on your device. Wear sturdy walking shoes and dress for the weather; Minneapolis wind can sharpen any spring or winter outing. Use public transit or nearby parking, confirm start details in the app, and respect private property and local ordinances while completing tasks. Hydrate and pace your team — the most points come from creative execution, not reckless speed. With a mix of urban history, riverfront scenery, and playful teamwork, this hunt flips a city walk into an active, social adventure.
Bookings cover one team of up to 10 participants; teams work together on the same app session.
Routes use public sidewalks and flat park paths; some areas may have crowds or uneven pavement, so check accessibility on a case-by-case basis.
The activity runs rain or shine; bring appropriate clothing — organizers do not cancel for typical weather but refund policy applies per booking terms.
Start anywhere the app designates in the chosen neighborhood, follow in-app prompts, and submit tasks through the app to record your score and leaderboard rank.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The city pulses like a living map as your team opens the app and accepts the mission: streets, plazas, and riverfronts become a post-apocalyptic playground where scavenging and silly challenges decide who survives.
The city pulses like a living map as your team opens the app and accepts the mission: streets, plazas, and riverfronts become a post-apocalyptic playground where scavenging and silly challenges decide who survives.
Set against Minneapolis’s industrial riverfront and historic blocks, this two-hour, app-driven experience turns ordinary sidewalks into objectives. Participants can expect roughly 2–4 miles of walking on paved streets and park paths with minimal cumulative elevation (typically under 200 ft), punctuated by short sprints and posed photo or video tasks. The game routes often thread near St. Anthony Falls and the Mill District — places shaped by the Mississippi River’s power and the city’s 19th-century flour-milling boom.
Culturally it’s lighthearted and social: challenges reward creativity and group strategy more than speed, making it ideal for families or corporate teams. The scavenger format forces players to read their surroundings — public art, historic facades, and river viewpoints become clues — while the leaderboard adds low-stakes competition.
Practical guidance: arrive with a fully charged smartphone and a backup battery, because the game runs on your device. Wear sturdy walking shoes and dress for the weather; Minneapolis wind can sharpen any spring or winter outing. Use public transit or nearby parking, confirm start details in the app, and respect private property and local ordinances while completing tasks. Hydrate and pace your team — the most points come from creative execution, not reckless speed. With a mix of urban history, riverfront scenery, and playful teamwork, this hunt flips a city walk into an active, social adventure.