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Turn Anchorage into your personal apocalypse playground with a one-hour app-driven zombie scavenger hunt. Explore city streets, complete photo challenges, and compete on a national leaderboard while learning local history and avoiding rainy coastal weather.
Turn Anchorage into your personal apocalypse playground with a one-hour app-driven zombie scavenger hunt. Explore city streets, complete photo challenges, and compete on a national leaderboard while learning local history and avoiding rainy coastal weather.
You step off the sidewalk into a city that still remembers the sea — the wind from Cook Inlet tugs at your jacket and the skyline of downtown Anchorage rearranges itself into a map of opportunities and hideouts.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Anchorage, Alaska
You step off the sidewalk into a city that still remembers the sea — the wind from Cook Inlet tugs at your jacket and the skyline of downtown Anchorage rearranges itself into a map of opportunities and hideouts.
This app-led scavenger hunt drops you into a playful zombie-apocalypse scenario and hands you an objective: gather supplies, complete challenges, and outscore other survivors. Anchorage’s streets become checkpoints — alleys, parks, and public art are suddenly strategic resources. The game threads through neighborhoods shaped by 20th-century railroad expansion, wartime build-up and the long echo of the 1964 earthquake that reconfigured the shorelines and parks you’ll pass.
Geology and culture meet in small ways here: shale and glacial silt underfoot, Native heritage visible in public installations, and a city that balances outdoor work with urban life. Local highlights that crop up during a route include Ship Creek’s seasonal salmon runs, the coastal trail views toward the Chugach, and murals in the South Addition.
Practical guidance: download the Zombie Scavengers app and charge your phone before you start — the game runs on location and media uploads. Play is self-guided and typically takes about an hour, but allow more time if you want photos or to explore side streets. Wear grippy shoes for mixed pavement and boardwalks, layer for sudden coastal weather, and keep your group together for points and safety. Respect private property and public art: challenges ask for creative interactions, not trespass.
Ideal for friends, families, and event groups, this is urban exploration with a competitive twist — light on technical skills, high on local flavor and quick-decision fun.
easy.
1 hour.
Low-impact walking; suitable for most fitness levels with basic mobility
This is a self-guided experience — you can begin from a downtown location convenient to you; download the app and follow the in-app start instructions.
The standard experience is about 60 minutes, but teams often take longer to complete optional photo/video challenges or explore nearby sights.
Yes — the hunt is suitable for a wide range of ages and stroller-accessible routes are possible; service animals are allowed.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time, per the booking policy.
Anchorage grew up around the early 20th-century railroad and was reshaped by the 1964 Good Friday earthquake, events that influenced the city’s layout and coastal parks.
Anchorage blends urban life with sensitive habitats—pack out trash, avoid feeding wildlife, and stay on public paths to protect riparian zones.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the sidewalk into a city that still remembers the sea — the wind from Cook Inlet tugs at your jacket and the skyline of downtown Anchorage rearranges itself into a map of opportunities and hideouts.
You step off the sidewalk into a city that still remembers the sea — the wind from Cook Inlet tugs at your jacket and the skyline of downtown Anchorage rearranges itself into a map of opportunities and hideouts.
This app-led scavenger hunt drops you into a playful zombie-apocalypse scenario and hands you an objective: gather supplies, complete challenges, and outscore other survivors. Anchorage’s streets become checkpoints — alleys, parks, and public art are suddenly strategic resources. The game threads through neighborhoods shaped by 20th-century railroad expansion, wartime build-up and the long echo of the 1964 earthquake that reconfigured the shorelines and parks you’ll pass.
Geology and culture meet in small ways here: shale and glacial silt underfoot, Native heritage visible in public installations, and a city that balances outdoor work with urban life. Local highlights that crop up during a route include Ship Creek’s seasonal salmon runs, the coastal trail views toward the Chugach, and murals in the South Addition.
Practical guidance: download the Zombie Scavengers app and charge your phone before you start — the game runs on location and media uploads. Play is self-guided and typically takes about an hour, but allow more time if you want photos or to explore side streets. Wear grippy shoes for mixed pavement and boardwalks, layer for sudden coastal weather, and keep your group together for points and safety. Respect private property and public art: challenges ask for creative interactions, not trespass.
Ideal for friends, families, and event groups, this is urban exploration with a competitive twist — light on technical skills, high on local flavor and quick-decision fun.