Turn Union Station into your starting line and let a smartphone guide your group through LoDo’s streets. This 2-mile, self-guided scavenger hunt blends local history, public art, and puzzles you solve as you walk.
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You start where tracks and skyscrapers meet — Union Station’s arched facade framing the first clue on your phone. The streets of LoDo push you forward: cobblestones that remember freight trains, alleys that hide murals, and the curve of the Platte River daring you to take the long view.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal elevation and steady walking at a casual pace
Wildlife
History
LoDo grew up around Denver’s railroad terminus in the 1800s and experienced major redevelopment starting in the 1980s that repurposed warehouses into shops and restaurants.
Conservation
Respect local businesses and public art; use trash receptacles and support downtown stewardship programs that keep streets clean and pedestrian-friendly.
Reserve your spot on the Denver LoDo Scavenger Hunt Walking Tour and Game today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Charge your phone
The tour runs on your device — bring a full battery and a small power bank to avoid interruptions.
Wear comfortable shoes
Expect brick and paved sidewalks over roughly 2 miles; cushioned walking shoes make the route easier.
Avoid game-night crowds
If you want quicker puzzle stops, schedule the tour outside of Rockies home games and peak weekend hours.
Bring a lightweight bag
Carry water, ID, and any small purchases from local shops — a compact daypack keeps hands free.
Smartphone with mobile data
Required to access the interactive scavenger hunt and view clues.
Portable charger (power bank)
Keeps your phone alive for the full tour and photos.
Comfortable walking shoes
Brick streets and sidewalks call for supportive, broken-in footwear.
Reusable water bottle
Stays hydrated during warmer months and reduces plastic waste.
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