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.
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.
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.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Cincinnati, Ohio
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.
Cincinnati’s streets carry layers of history. Formerly a 19th-century river port shaped by limestone bluffs and German immigrants who built Over-the-Rhine, the city’s brick facades and narrow alleys make compelling cover and challenge for a scavenger-style hunt. Geology peeks through pavement cracks and riverfront parks; culture arrives in murals, market stalls and the hush of the Carew Tower observation deck.
The experience is straightforward: download the app, follow interactive clues, scavenge themed items and complete photo/video survival tasks while a remote guide monitors your progress and your score climbs on a national leaderboard. It’s social, strategic and intentionally mobile—public transit and walkable neighborhoods are part of the play.
Practical guidance: this is a walking-first activity—expect 2 hours on foot, variable terrain (city sidewalks, occasional stairs and riverfront paths). Bring a fully charged smartphone, a power bank, comfortable shoes and a small water bottle. Start in daylight for the best visibility and safety; late-afternoon sessions add urban atmosphere but watch rush-hour crowds and private property boundaries. Follow local rules, be courteous to residents and treat public spaces with the same Leave No Trace mindset you’d use in the woods. In short: plan your route, save battery, keep it legal—and enjoy outsmarting the apocalypse in Cincinnati’s living, breathing streets.
easy.
2 hours.
Light cardio and the ability to walk 2–4 miles over city terrain; suitable for most fitness levels
You’ll receive instructions via Viator/Tripadvisor and a text message within 24 hours of booking with the app start details; if you don’t get them, call 843-212-6741.
This product is sold one ticket per booking; teams typically form in advance—check the provider’s booking options to reserve multiple slots.
The hunt is designed for player freedom—choose your own route and the order of tasks while the app tracks your progress and points.
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, but some central-city areas may include stairs; contact the operator if you need specific accessibility accommodations.
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.
Keep urban impact low by following city rules, disposing of trash properly and avoiding damage to historic structures and public art during the game.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.



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.
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.
Cincinnati’s streets carry layers of history. Formerly a 19th-century river port shaped by limestone bluffs and German immigrants who built Over-the-Rhine, the city’s brick facades and narrow alleys make compelling cover and challenge for a scavenger-style hunt. Geology peeks through pavement cracks and riverfront parks; culture arrives in murals, market stalls and the hush of the Carew Tower observation deck.
The experience is straightforward: download the app, follow interactive clues, scavenge themed items and complete photo/video survival tasks while a remote guide monitors your progress and your score climbs on a national leaderboard. It’s social, strategic and intentionally mobile—public transit and walkable neighborhoods are part of the play.
Practical guidance: this is a walking-first activity—expect 2 hours on foot, variable terrain (city sidewalks, occasional stairs and riverfront paths). Bring a fully charged smartphone, a power bank, comfortable shoes and a small water bottle. Start in daylight for the best visibility and safety; late-afternoon sessions add urban atmosphere but watch rush-hour crowds and private property boundaries. Follow local rules, be courteous to residents and treat public spaces with the same Leave No Trace mindset you’d use in the woods. In short: plan your route, save battery, keep it legal—and enjoy outsmarting the apocalypse in Cincinnati’s living, breathing streets.