THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Race through Calabasas on a two-hour scavenger hunt that blends local history, street art, and playful challenges. Teams solve clues with smartphones, upload photos and videos, and compete on a live leaderboard for points and bragging rights.
Race through Calabasas on a two-hour scavenger hunt that blends local history, street art, and playful challenges. Teams solve clues with smartphones, upload photos and videos, and compete on a live leaderboard for points and bragging rights.
The street feels alive with small competitions: teams huddle over maps, cameras flash, and a distant hawk cuts across the bright Los Angeles sky. In the Crazy Calabasas Scavenger Hunt you move through a side of town that mixes suburban quiet with quick bursts of local color—murals, historic storefronts, and pocket parks that dare you to look closer.
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Operated by Alley Kat Adventures · Calabasas, California
The street feels alive with small competitions: teams huddle over maps, cameras flash, and a distant hawk cuts across the bright Los Angeles sky. In the Crazy Calabasas Scavenger Hunt you move through a side of town that mixes suburban quiet with quick bursts of local color—murals, historic storefronts, and pocket parks that dare you to look closer.
Calabasas sits on the western edge of the San Fernando Valley where the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains slope down into more modern neighborhoods. Expect oak-studded ridgelines visible on the horizon and pockets of chaparral tucked between developments; those landscapes shaped early roads and ranching history here. The town’s Spanish and agricultural past shows up in place names, while a growing street-art scene and small galleries speak to current local culture.
This is an urban treasure hunt—history, geology, and pop culture clues combine with creative photo and video challenges. Remote hosts guide the game, scoring teams for speed and creativity over a two-hour window. Teams need at least one charged smartphone with GPS and data to send answers and media.
Practical edge: plan to walk 1–3 miles total on sidewalks and paved paths, wear comfortable shoes, and bring water and sun protection. Morning or late afternoon starts avoid midday heat and make reading clues easier. Because the hunt runs on a live leaderboard and requires a working domestic phone number, test your connection before you begin. Keep an eye on traffic when crossing streets, and enjoy the way the city’s hum changes into small discoveries as you move through it.
easy.
2 hours.
Light urban walking fitness; participants should be comfortable covering up to 3 miles with short bursts of running or climbing stairs
Bookings are per team; the operator allows groups large enough to share one booking—confirm maximums with the provider at booking.
You must provide a working domestic phone number; international numbers can participate via WhatsApp or email if arranged in advance.
Yes—routes focus on sidewalks and paved areas and the activity listing notes stroller and wheelchair accessibility, but check specific meeting points for curb cuts.
The operator offers the option to extend the game for free in many cases—ask the host during the event if you want extra time.
Calabasas grew from ranching and stagecoach routes into a suburban hub; Spanish land grants and 19th-century ranch culture shaped early roads and place names.
The area borders the Santa Monica Mountains' ecological zone; stick to paved paths and avoid disturbing native plants to limit erosion and habitat disruption.
Alley Kat Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The street feels alive with small competitions: teams huddle over maps, cameras flash, and a distant hawk cuts across the bright Los Angeles sky. In the Crazy Calabasas Scavenger Hunt you move through a side of town that mixes suburban quiet with quick bursts of local color—murals, historic storefronts, and pocket parks that dare you to look closer.
The street feels alive with small competitions: teams huddle over maps, cameras flash, and a distant hawk cuts across the bright Los Angeles sky. In the Crazy Calabasas Scavenger Hunt you move through a side of town that mixes suburban quiet with quick bursts of local color—murals, historic storefronts, and pocket parks that dare you to look closer.
Calabasas sits on the western edge of the San Fernando Valley where the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains slope down into more modern neighborhoods. Expect oak-studded ridgelines visible on the horizon and pockets of chaparral tucked between developments; those landscapes shaped early roads and ranching history here. The town’s Spanish and agricultural past shows up in place names, while a growing street-art scene and small galleries speak to current local culture.
This is an urban treasure hunt—history, geology, and pop culture clues combine with creative photo and video challenges. Remote hosts guide the game, scoring teams for speed and creativity over a two-hour window. Teams need at least one charged smartphone with GPS and data to send answers and media.
Practical edge: plan to walk 1–3 miles total on sidewalks and paved paths, wear comfortable shoes, and bring water and sun protection. Morning or late afternoon starts avoid midday heat and make reading clues easier. Because the hunt runs on a live leaderboard and requires a working domestic phone number, test your connection before you begin. Keep an eye on traffic when crossing streets, and enjoy the way the city’s hum changes into small discoveries as you move through it.