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Race through downtown Cedar City with a live remote host guiding a two-hour interactive scavenger hunt. Solve clues, capture photos, and discover local history and art while you explore the city’s streets and viewpoints.
Race through downtown Cedar City with a live remote host guiding a two-hour interactive scavenger hunt. Solve clues, capture photos, and discover local history and art while you explore the city’s streets and viewpoints.
The square hums with late-morning light and the scent of juniper; your team reads its first clue and the town unfurls like a map of small surprises. You’ll move through downtown Cedar City—on foot and by short drives—tracing murals, historic storefronts, and pocket parks while a live remote host nudges you by text and scores your answers. The pace is playful but purposeful: a two-hour sprint of observation, quick challenges, and unexpected local encounters.
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Operated by Alley Kat Adventures · Cedar City, Utah
The square hums with late-morning light and the scent of juniper; your team reads its first clue and the town unfurls like a map of small surprises. You’ll move through downtown Cedar City—on foot and by short drives—tracing murals, historic storefronts, and pocket parks while a live remote host nudges you by text and scores your answers. The pace is playful but purposeful: a two-hour sprint of observation, quick challenges, and unexpected local encounters.
Cedar City began as an ironworks settlement in the 1850s and still carries that frontier grit in brick facades and small museums. Geologically, the valley sits below high plateaus and the nearby red rims of the Markagunt Plateau, so the landscape transitions quickly from urban streets to high-desert outlooks; every turn might reveal volcanic basalt steps or a stand of pinyon and juniper. The town’s arts culture—home to the Utah Shakespeare Festival—gives clues a theatrical edge, and locals are used to participating in small-town games and festivals.
Practical guidance: bring at least one fully charged smartphone with data, GPS, and camera capability—this is a digitally hosted experience. Expect light walking (on sidewalks, paved trails, and some short gravel stretches); the route alternates indoor and outdoor stops and is wheelchair accessible with planning. Teams can drive between checkpoints if preferred. Allow two hours for the standard hunt, and plan for sunscreen and a water bottle in warmer months. If you’re organizing a group, communicate phone numbers in advance; the remote host requires a working domestic number or WhatsApp contact to run the game.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels — light walking and short bursts of activity over two hours.
Bookings require one ticket per team (one per booking) — the game is designed for groups using a single remote host connection.
You must provide a working domestic phone number and bring at least one GPS-enabled smartphone that can send/receive texts, photos, and data; international numbers must use WhatsApp or email as arranged in advance.
The experience is listed as wheelchair accessible, but some checkpoints may require short alternative routes—notify the operator if accessibility adaptations are needed.
Full refunds are available with cancellation at least 24 hours before the start time; late cancellations are nonrefundable per the standard policy.
Founded in 1851 for ironworks and settled by Mormon pioneers, Cedar City evolved into an arts hub with a strong frontier past.
Cedar City sits in a water-sparse high desert environment—practice Leave No Trace, respect private property, and minimize single-use plastics.
Alley Kat Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The square hums with late-morning light and the scent of juniper; your team reads its first clue and the town unfurls like a map of small surprises. You’ll move through downtown Cedar City—on foot and by short drives—tracing murals, historic storefronts, and pocket parks while a live remote host nudges you by text and scores your answers. The pace is playful but purposeful: a two-hour sprint of observation, quick challenges, and unexpected local encounters.
The square hums with late-morning light and the scent of juniper; your team reads its first clue and the town unfurls like a map of small surprises. You’ll move through downtown Cedar City—on foot and by short drives—tracing murals, historic storefronts, and pocket parks while a live remote host nudges you by text and scores your answers. The pace is playful but purposeful: a two-hour sprint of observation, quick challenges, and unexpected local encounters.
Cedar City began as an ironworks settlement in the 1850s and still carries that frontier grit in brick facades and small museums. Geologically, the valley sits below high plateaus and the nearby red rims of the Markagunt Plateau, so the landscape transitions quickly from urban streets to high-desert outlooks; every turn might reveal volcanic basalt steps or a stand of pinyon and juniper. The town’s arts culture—home to the Utah Shakespeare Festival—gives clues a theatrical edge, and locals are used to participating in small-town games and festivals.
Practical guidance: bring at least one fully charged smartphone with data, GPS, and camera capability—this is a digitally hosted experience. Expect light walking (on sidewalks, paved trails, and some short gravel stretches); the route alternates indoor and outdoor stops and is wheelchair accessible with planning. Teams can drive between checkpoints if preferred. Allow two hours for the standard hunt, and plan for sunscreen and a water bottle in warmer months. If you’re organizing a group, communicate phone numbers in advance; the remote host requires a working domestic number or WhatsApp contact to run the game.