Take to Spokane’s streets with an app-based scavenger hunt that makes your group compete for the crown. Explore bridges, public art, and neighborhood quirks while completing photo challenges and passing the King or Queen title among teammates.
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You start on a sunny block near Riverfront Park with a phone in your hand and a mission: keep the crown. Spokane’s brick streets and bridges give the scavenger hunt a theatrical stage — the Spokane River cuts through the city, daring you to cross the next bridge for a new clue while the park hums with weekend life.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Light walking fitness; suitable for all ages and stroller-accessible in most areas
Wildlife
History
Spokane grew around the river and falls; the city’s name comes from the Spokane Tribe, and the 1974 World's Fair revitalized the downtown Riverfront Park area.
Conservation
Respect riverfront habitats and cultural sites; stick to sidewalks and marked trails, and pack out any trash to support local stewardship efforts.
Reserve your spot on the Scavenger Hunt Adventure in Spokane by Wacky Walks today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Charge your phone
The game is app-based and photo-heavy — bring a fully charged phone and a portable battery pack to avoid mid-game interruptions.
Choose a sensible route
Start near Riverfront Park or South Perry for varied backdrops; avoid steep hills if traveling with family or strollers.
Watch the weather
Spokane weather shifts fast in shoulder seasons — pack a light waterproof layer and check the forecast before you start.
Bring a small team kit
Carry water, a basic first-aid item, and an ID — the game lets you pause, but being prepared keeps the fun rolling.
Smartphone with camera
Required to run the Wacky Walks app, submit photos, and receive remote-host instructions.
Portable power bank
Keeps your phone charged through photo challenges and app navigation.
Comfortable walking shoes
Urban streets and cobblestones mean supportive shoes improve comfort for two hours or more.
Insulated water bottle or weather layer
Hydration for summer hunts; in winter an extra layer helps against wind along the river.
winter