Turn San Antonio into a game: use an app to chase photo challenges along the River Walk, through historic districts, and into unexpected corners of downtown. This casual, two-hour scavenger hunt is guided remotely and ideal for groups who want playful local discovery.
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You step onto the sun-warmed flagstones of San Antonio's River Walk, phone in hand, and the city rearranges itself into a gameboard. The river murmurs nearby, daring you to follow side streets and alleys for a photo challenge, while the low-rise brick facades and wrought-iron balconies give each clue a cinematic backdrop.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours (self-paced)
Fitness Level
Suitable for nearly all fitness levels; requires 1–3 miles of walking across flat urban terrain
Wildlife
History
San Antonio grew around Spanish colonial missions and the famous 1836 Battle of the Alamo; downtown blocks still show 18th- and 19th-century street patterns and masonry.
Conservation
Stay on public paths along the River Walk and dispose of trash properly; the river corridor relies on community stewardship and local conservation programs.
Reserve your spot on the Scavenger Hunt in San Antonio by Crazy Dash today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Charge your phone
This is a mobile app game — bring a fully charged phone and a power pack for extra photos and navigation.
Comfortable shoes
Expect flat, paved streets and some steps; wear supportive walking shoes to stay comfortable for two hours.
Mind the River Walk crowds
Start early or later in the evening to avoid peak tourist traffic on the River Walk and make checkpoints quicker.
Bring small bills or card
You may want a quick coffee or snack between stops — many downtown vendors accept cards but some small stands prefer cash.
Smartphone with data
Required to run the Crazy Dash app, take photos, and communicate with the remote host.
Portable charger
Keeps your phone powered for photos and app navigation during the hunt.
Comfortable walking shoes
Flat, paved streets and short stair sections make supportive sneakers ideal.
Sun protection (hat/sunscreen)
Summer sun can be strong; protect skin and eyes during daytime hunts.
summer