THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Explore Bath on your own terms with a GPS-driven treasure hunt and quiz. Visit hidden corners, learn local history, and earn points as you solve clues — all through a one-day mobile pass.
Explore Bath on your own terms with a GPS-driven treasure hunt and quiz. Visit hidden corners, learn local history, and earn points as you solve clues — all through a one-day mobile pass.
Imagine stepping out from the Roman Baths and letting a smartphone guide you through Bath’s layered streets — Georgian crescents opening to narrow lanes where market stalls and old stone walls crowd close. The app pins hundreds of destinations, nudging explorers toward overlooked courtyards, quirky plaques and riverfront viewpoints as you earn points solving clues.
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Operated by City Break by Cluecation · Bath, Somerset
Imagine stepping out from the Roman Baths and letting a smartphone guide you through Bath’s layered streets — Georgian crescents opening to narrow lanes where market stalls and old stone walls crowd close. The app pins hundreds of destinations, nudging explorers toward overlooked courtyards, quirky plaques and riverfront viewpoints as you earn points solving clues.
Bath’s story is visible in the architecture: 18th-century Palladian facades, thermal springs known to the Romans, and tight medieval alleyways that survived the city’s later expansion. Geologically, the honey-colored Bath stone gives the city its uniform warmth, quarried from nearby Combe Down and shaped into crescents and terraces. Cultural touches — street performers by Pulteney Bridge, independent bookshops off Green Park — add texture to the route.
This experience is a self-guided GPS scavenger hunt and quiz played via a smartphone app; it’s flexible, family-friendly and designed for on-foot exploration or a casual driving loop. Expect 3–5 hours of casual walking spread across urban pavement, parks and occasional cobbles. The route favors curiosity over pace — stop for a pub lunch, linger at viewpoints, and tackle challenges as suits your group.
Practical notes: download the app and maps before you arrive, carry a charged phone and a small power bank, and choose off-peak hours to avoid busier summer crowds. The format works for all fitness levels and is ideal for travelers who want independent discovery with a playful, competitive twist.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect several hours of walking with stops and short stair sections.
No — the app uses GPS pins and step-by-step prompts; basic smartphone familiarity is sufficient.
Yes — the booking allows one device to be used by the group for the day, so friends and family can take turns.
Many areas are accessible and stroller-friendly, but expect some cobbled streets and short steps where you may need to detour.
The pass is flexible with free cancellation up to 24 hours before; in light rain the game is still playable but bring waterproofs.
Bath grew around natural thermal springs used since Roman times; the 18th-century Georgian boom reshaped the city into the stone-built terraces visitors see today.
Bath’s historic center is a protected conservation area — stick to marked paths, avoid climbing on monuments, and support local businesses to sustain heritage conservation.
City Break by Cluecation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Imagine stepping out from the Roman Baths and letting a smartphone guide you through Bath’s layered streets — Georgian crescents opening to narrow lanes where market stalls and old stone walls crowd close. The app pins hundreds of destinations, nudging explorers toward overlooked courtyards, quirky plaques and riverfront viewpoints as you earn points solving clues.
Imagine stepping out from the Roman Baths and letting a smartphone guide you through Bath’s layered streets — Georgian crescents opening to narrow lanes where market stalls and old stone walls crowd close. The app pins hundreds of destinations, nudging explorers toward overlooked courtyards, quirky plaques and riverfront viewpoints as you earn points solving clues.
Bath’s story is visible in the architecture: 18th-century Palladian facades, thermal springs known to the Romans, and tight medieval alleyways that survived the city’s later expansion. Geologically, the honey-colored Bath stone gives the city its uniform warmth, quarried from nearby Combe Down and shaped into crescents and terraces. Cultural touches — street performers by Pulteney Bridge, independent bookshops off Green Park — add texture to the route.
This experience is a self-guided GPS scavenger hunt and quiz played via a smartphone app; it’s flexible, family-friendly and designed for on-foot exploration or a casual driving loop. Expect 3–5 hours of casual walking spread across urban pavement, parks and occasional cobbles. The route favors curiosity over pace — stop for a pub lunch, linger at viewpoints, and tackle challenges as suits your group.
Practical notes: download the app and maps before you arrive, carry a charged phone and a small power bank, and choose off-peak hours to avoid busier summer crowds. The format works for all fitness levels and is ideal for travelers who want independent discovery with a playful, competitive twist.