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Drive a mapped route through Sierra Vista while an audio drama turns the town into a crime scene. Park at ten locations, gather clues, and submit your arrest warrant in this 2.5‑hour detective game.
Drive a mapped route through Sierra Vista while an audio drama turns the town into a crime scene. Park at ten locations, gather clues, and submit your arrest warrant in this 2.5‑hour detective game.
You pull out of a small downtown lot as the first audio cue drops into your car — a dispatch from Commander Mahoney — and the streets of Sierra Vista shift from idle suburbia to the scene of a mystery. The driving map leads you out along wide, sun-bleached avenues and quieter residential blocks; each stop asks you to park, press play, and read the town like a suspect.
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Operated by Hearo · Sierra Vista, Arizona
You pull out of a small downtown lot as the first audio cue drops into your car — a dispatch from Commander Mahoney — and the streets of Sierra Vista shift from idle suburbia to the scene of a mystery. The driving map leads you out along wide, sun-bleached avenues and quieter residential blocks; each stop asks you to park, press play, and read the town like a suspect.
Southern Arizona’s borderland history colors the script. Fort Huachuca’s military past and the mining and ranching stories of the surrounding Huachuca Mountains make for an authentic backdrop; the landscape’s limestone outcrops and desert washes frame small-town cultural details you’ll hear in character dialogue. The route skirts riparian corridors and Sonoran foothills, giving the audio drama a tangible sense of place.
This is a low-impact, vehicle-forward adventure — you’ll do short walks from parking spots to examine set pieces, not long hikes. The experience runs about 2.5 hours, features professionally voiced characters and a built-in scoring system, and lets you pick Normal or Hard mode depending on how deep you want to think like a detective.
Practical tips: arrive with a charged smartphone and the Hearo app installed, mount your device for in-car audio, and plan for midday heat or sudden monsoon storms in summer. Work as a team or compete; the game evaluates your deductions at the end. Expect to split driving and listening duties, keep water on hand, and allow extra time for navigation and short photo stops — this is storytelling on the move, with Sierra Vista itself playing a significant role in the plot.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Minimal fitness required — mostly seated driving with short walks to view scenes or clues.
One ticket equals one device — select a ticket per device you want to use; the game can be shared over a vehicle stereo if you use a single device.
Content includes mature language and themes; organizers note it may not be suitable for all ages—use discretion.
After booking you’ll get instructions by email/text; while you book a date, the game is available any time after confirmation.
You can pause the audio and skip ahead between stops — the map is flexible and you can return to missed locations during the session.
Sierra Vista sits at the foot of Fort Huachuca, a long-standing Army post whose presence shaped the town’s development and local stories.
Riparian corridors and desert washes nearby are ecologically sensitive — stay on roads, pack out trash, and avoid disturbing wildlife.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You pull out of a small downtown lot as the first audio cue drops into your car — a dispatch from Commander Mahoney — and the streets of Sierra Vista shift from idle suburbia to the scene of a mystery. The driving map leads you out along wide, sun-bleached avenues and quieter residential blocks; each stop asks you to park, press play, and read the town like a suspect.
You pull out of a small downtown lot as the first audio cue drops into your car — a dispatch from Commander Mahoney — and the streets of Sierra Vista shift from idle suburbia to the scene of a mystery. The driving map leads you out along wide, sun-bleached avenues and quieter residential blocks; each stop asks you to park, press play, and read the town like a suspect.
Southern Arizona’s borderland history colors the script. Fort Huachuca’s military past and the mining and ranching stories of the surrounding Huachuca Mountains make for an authentic backdrop; the landscape’s limestone outcrops and desert washes frame small-town cultural details you’ll hear in character dialogue. The route skirts riparian corridors and Sonoran foothills, giving the audio drama a tangible sense of place.
This is a low-impact, vehicle-forward adventure — you’ll do short walks from parking spots to examine set pieces, not long hikes. The experience runs about 2.5 hours, features professionally voiced characters and a built-in scoring system, and lets you pick Normal or Hard mode depending on how deep you want to think like a detective.
Practical tips: arrive with a charged smartphone and the Hearo app installed, mount your device for in-car audio, and plan for midday heat or sudden monsoon storms in summer. Work as a team or compete; the game evaluates your deductions at the end. Expect to split driving and listening duties, keep water on hand, and allow extra time for navigation and short photo stops — this is storytelling on the move, with Sierra Vista itself playing a significant role in the plot.