Use an app to race through Burbank with a remote host guiding your team. This two-hour scavenger hunt mixes photo challenges, local trivia, and live leaderboards for an easy, family-friendly urban adventure.
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You start with a ping on your phone and a map of streets that know the names of old studios. The scavenger hunt in Burbank pushes you through sunlit blocks and quiet side streets, past palm-lined avenues and the occasional prop truck idling like a memory of Hollywood. Tasks pop up in the app: photograph a mural, answer a local trivia prompt, or perform a short challenge while a remote host cheers you on from wherever they are.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for basic walking fitness; participants should be able to walk short distances and climb a few steps with breaks.
Wildlife
History
Burbank grew around the entertainment and aviation industries—major studios and Lockheed’s wartime plants shaped its 20th-century growth.
Conservation
Keep to sidewalks and public spaces, minimize photo staging that could disturb businesses or residents, and dispose of waste properly to respect neighborhoods.
Reserve your spot on the Participate in a Fun Scavenger Hunt in Burbank by Wacky Walks today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Charge and download beforehand
Download the app and fully charge your phone before you start; the game relies on GPS and photo uploads.
Wear comfortable shoes
Sidewalks and short sprints between clues make supportive walking shoes a must for all ages.
Watch traffic at crosswalks
Challenges may direct you across busy streets—use crosswalks and keep kids close near intersections.
Bring a portable battery
A fast-draining phone is the most common trip-ender—carry a power bank to keep the app running.
Smartphone with data
Needed to run the scavenger hunt app, upload photos, and receive live host messages.
Portable battery pack
Keeps your phone powered through two hours of GPS and photo uploads.
Comfortable walking shoes
Supportive footwear prevents sore feet during repeated short walks and quick bursts.
Sunscreen or hat
Protects against sun exposure during open, sunny stretches of the route.
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