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Explore Ann Arbor on foot with a two-hour app-driven scavenger hunt led by a remote host. Discover campus corners, public art, and riverfront sights while competing in playful challenges suited to all fitness levels.
Explore Ann Arbor on foot with a two-hour app-driven scavenger hunt led by a remote host. Discover campus corners, public art, and riverfront sights while competing in playful challenges suited to all fitness levels.
You step off the sidewalk into a grid of brick storefronts, college banners, and the low, steady current of the Huron River daring you to look up from the pavement.
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Operated by Crazy Dash Digital Adventures · Ann Arbor, Michigan
You step off the sidewalk into a grid of brick storefronts, college banners, and the low, steady current of the Huron River daring you to look up from the pavement.
This Crazy Dash scavenger hunt drops you into downtown Ann Arbor with an app-based checklist and a remote host guiding your team. The task is simple: find objects, complete short challenges, and score points while wandering through public squares, through the University of Michigan campus edge, and along riverfront paths. The city’s 19th-century streets and midwestern grit peek out from behind coffee shops and independent bookstores, giving every stop a local story.
Ann Arbor grew around the university after the school moved here in the 1830s; its tree-lined streets follow glacially influenced river contours, so expect gentle rises and occasional stone stairways. The game threads culture, history, and public art into quick micro-adventures: notice the mural tiles, the student sculptures, or the old brick mill footprints beside the Huron.
Practical guide: plan roughly two hours, wear comfortable walking shoes, and bring a fully charged phone—this is app-first. Public transit and street parking are available; the route is stroller-friendly and accessible to most fitness levels. There’s no strict time limit, but set a meeting point and schedule with your remote host in case of glitches. Hydrate between stops and be mindful of private property—questions often require photos or short tasks, so be ready to think fast.
Finish with a coffee in Kerrytown or a slow walk along Gallup Park to compare scores and soak in why Ann Arbor rewards curious feet.
easy.
2 hours.
Light walking ability; suitable for most ages and fitness levels, including families with strollers.
The standard Crazy Dash game is planned for about two hours, but you can take more time—the app and remote host allow flexible pacing.
No; the app provides instructions and the remote host is available via chat to help with clues and scoring.
Most downtown sidewalks and many park paths are accessible, but some historic blocks include steps; contact the operator if you need specific accessibility info.
Contact the operator at the provided phone number before the scheduled start; they send instructions and can remotely troubleshoot your game link.
Ann Arbor’s modern identity grew after the University of Michigan relocated there in 1837; many downtown routes follow early transportation and mill sites along the Huron River.
Stick to sidewalks and marked trails, pack out any trash, and avoid disturbing riverbanks—high foot traffic can erode sensitive riparian zones.
Crazy Dash Digital Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the sidewalk into a grid of brick storefronts, college banners, and the low, steady current of the Huron River daring you to look up from the pavement.
You step off the sidewalk into a grid of brick storefronts, college banners, and the low, steady current of the Huron River daring you to look up from the pavement.
This Crazy Dash scavenger hunt drops you into downtown Ann Arbor with an app-based checklist and a remote host guiding your team. The task is simple: find objects, complete short challenges, and score points while wandering through public squares, through the University of Michigan campus edge, and along riverfront paths. The city’s 19th-century streets and midwestern grit peek out from behind coffee shops and independent bookstores, giving every stop a local story.
Ann Arbor grew around the university after the school moved here in the 1830s; its tree-lined streets follow glacially influenced river contours, so expect gentle rises and occasional stone stairways. The game threads culture, history, and public art into quick micro-adventures: notice the mural tiles, the student sculptures, or the old brick mill footprints beside the Huron.
Practical guide: plan roughly two hours, wear comfortable walking shoes, and bring a fully charged phone—this is app-first. Public transit and street parking are available; the route is stroller-friendly and accessible to most fitness levels. There’s no strict time limit, but set a meeting point and schedule with your remote host in case of glitches. Hydrate between stops and be mindful of private property—questions often require photos or short tasks, so be ready to think fast.
Finish with a coffee in Kerrytown or a slow walk along Gallup Park to compare scores and soak in why Ann Arbor rewards curious feet.