Turn Cincinnati’s streets into a two-hour, app-driven zombie survival game. Scavenge supplies, complete creative photo/video tasks and compete on a national leaderboard—just bring your phone and your wits.
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You step off the curb and the city answers: a distant freight horn, the Ohio River daring you to move faster, alleys and plazas mapped by phone glow on the screen. This is Cincinnati turned game board—an urban apocalypse where your crew’s strategy, camera chops and local smarts decide whether you survive the two-hour rush.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Light cardio and the ability to walk 2–4 miles over city terrain; suitable for most fitness levels
Wildlife
History
Cincinnati grew rapidly in the 1800s as a river port; neighborhoods like Over-the-Rhine reflect a strong German-immigrant building legacy visible in brickwork and market culture.
Conservation
Keep urban impact low by following city rules, disposing of trash properly and avoiding damage to historic structures and public art during the game.
Reserve your spot on the Unique Zombie Survival Scavenger Hunt in Cincinnati today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Charge your phone fully
This app-driven hunt relies on continuous smartphone use—bring a power bank and enable low-power mode to avoid interruptions.
Wear comfortable shoes
Expect 1–3 miles of walking across sidewalks, stairs and riverfront paths—supportive shoes prevent blisters and fatigue.
Avoid private property
Stick to public streets, parks and approved landmarks; trespassing can end your game and create local conflict.
Time it for daylight
Starting in daylight improves navigation and photo-task results; evenings are possible but bring extra visibility gear and check transit options.
Smartphone with app access
Required to run the scavenger app, receive challenges and track your score.
Portable charger (power bank)
Keeps your phone alive through GPS use and photo/video tasks.
Comfortable walking shoes
Supportive footwear for sidewalks, stairs and riverfront paths reduces fatigue.
Light weather layer
A packable jacket or shell is useful in spring and sudden rain; adapt to seasonal temperatures.
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