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Explore Chattanooga on foot with a two-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt from Wacky Walks. Solve photo riddles, compete on a national leaderboard, and discover riverfront views, murals, and hidden alleys.
Explore Chattanooga on foot with a two-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt from Wacky Walks. Solve photo riddles, compete on a national leaderboard, and discover riverfront views, murals, and hidden alleys.
You start on a sun-warmed sidewalk with a phone in your hand and the Tennessee River daring you to look up from the map. Downtown Chattanooga unfolds in short blocks: brick facades, muraled alleys, and the steady hum of river traffic. The game’s riddles push you toward corners you might otherwise pass.
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Operated by Wacky Walks Walk About Scavenger Hunts · Chattanooga, Tennessee
You start on a sun-warmed sidewalk with a phone in your hand and the Tennessee River daring you to look up from the map. Downtown Chattanooga unfolds in short blocks: brick facades, muraled alleys, and the steady hum of river traffic. The game’s riddles push you toward corners you might otherwise pass.
Chattanooga’s story is visible as you move — a river port shaped by Appalachian geology, Lookout Mountain pressed close by, and Civil War sites hidden between modern storefronts. The city’s music and arts scene whispers from cafés and galleries; public art and restored warehouses mark the southside’s industrial past turned creative present.
Wacky Walks stages the city as a live playground: teams solve photo-based clues, submit images via an app, and track points on a national leaderboard. A remote host is available for hints, keeping the flow tight while leaving room for small detours to rooftop views or a quick stop at a market.
Expect 1.5–3 miles of walking over roughly two hours, mostly flat pavement with occasional staircases and riverside promenades. Bring a charged phone, a comfortable pair of shoes, and a mindset for observation — the score rewards clever photos as much as speed.
Practical tips: start earlier to avoid summer heat, use public transit or parking garages near the riverfront, and plan a coffee or riverfront picnic afterward. The scavenger hunt is as much about noticing the city’s textures as it is about winning — let the river and streets set the pace.
easy.
2 hours.
Casual walking fitness; able to cover 1.5–3 miles on pavement
You’ll receive a message before the scheduled start with instructions and a link to the app; contact the number provided if you don’t get it.
Yes—suitable for most ages and fitness levels; strollers can access many parts of downtown but some routes include steps.
You can play solo or in teams; the experience is private to your booking, and points are tracked per device or team.
The game continues in light rain; operators require 24-hour cancellation for a full refund per the policy — check the provider if severe weather occurs.
Chattanooga grew as a strategic river and rail hub with significant Civil War sites nearby; its industrial past shaped downtown architecture now repurposed as galleries and eateries.
Respect downtown green spaces and riverfront trails by packing out trash; support local preservation efforts that maintain historic sites and public river access.
Wacky Walks Walk About Scavenger Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You start on a sun-warmed sidewalk with a phone in your hand and the Tennessee River daring you to look up from the map. Downtown Chattanooga unfolds in short blocks: brick facades, muraled alleys, and the steady hum of river traffic. The game’s riddles push you toward corners you might otherwise pass.
You start on a sun-warmed sidewalk with a phone in your hand and the Tennessee River daring you to look up from the map. Downtown Chattanooga unfolds in short blocks: brick facades, muraled alleys, and the steady hum of river traffic. The game’s riddles push you toward corners you might otherwise pass.
Chattanooga’s story is visible as you move — a river port shaped by Appalachian geology, Lookout Mountain pressed close by, and Civil War sites hidden between modern storefronts. The city’s music and arts scene whispers from cafés and galleries; public art and restored warehouses mark the southside’s industrial past turned creative present.
Wacky Walks stages the city as a live playground: teams solve photo-based clues, submit images via an app, and track points on a national leaderboard. A remote host is available for hints, keeping the flow tight while leaving room for small detours to rooftop views or a quick stop at a market.
Expect 1.5–3 miles of walking over roughly two hours, mostly flat pavement with occasional staircases and riverside promenades. Bring a charged phone, a comfortable pair of shoes, and a mindset for observation — the score rewards clever photos as much as speed.
Practical tips: start earlier to avoid summer heat, use public transit or parking garages near the riverfront, and plan a coffee or riverfront picnic afterward. The scavenger hunt is as much about noticing the city’s textures as it is about winning — let the river and streets set the pace.