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Turn Devon into a playground of puzzles and discovery with a 7-day geo-scavenger pass. Follow GPS pins to hidden viewpoints, solve clues, and compete in the Big Britain Quiz while exploring historic villages and coastal tracks.
Turn Devon into a playground of puzzles and discovery with a 7-day geo-scavenger pass. Follow GPS pins to hidden viewpoints, solve clues, and compete in the Big Britain Quiz while exploring historic villages and coastal tracks.
You tap open the map and a scatter of pins blooms across lanes, clifftops and market squares — each one a small invitation. On a bright morning in Devon the sea pushes a cool scent inland, hedgerows chatter with birds, and your phone becomes both guide and game-master, nudging you toward unmarked viewpoints and village secrets.
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Operated by City Break by Cluecation · Exeter, Devon
You tap open the map and a scatter of pins blooms across lanes, clifftops and market squares — each one a small invitation. On a bright morning in Devon the sea pushes a cool scent inland, hedgerows chatter with birds, and your phone becomes both guide and game-master, nudging you toward unmarked viewpoints and village secrets.
Devon wears its history plainly: Bronze Age earthworks above rolling pasture, medieval ports that grew wealthy on fishing and trade, and granite outcrops that tell of ancient geology. The app’s routes thread through that story, steering you past stone bridges, wartime memorials and hidden coves while quizzing you on local lore. Culture here is practical and proud: cider farms, small museums, and pubs that mark the day’s catch.
As a self-guided GPS treasure hunt, this experience is less about strict itineraries and more about episodic discovery — collect points by visiting pins, solving clues and answering the Big Britain Quiz. It’s ideal for families, road-trippers and walkers who like a bit of competition without a clock.
Practical guidance: use a full-day plan for 3–4 solid stops, charge a portable battery, and pick routes by terrain — coastal clifftops and moorland need sturdier footwear than town strolls. Start early to avoid afternoon showers and local market crowds, and respect private land and livestock when your route crosses fields. With a 7-day pass you can pace the challenge: chase prizes one day, savor a slow countryside ramble the next.
easy.
Sessions 1–4 hours; pass valid 7 days.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect light to moderate walking and some uneven surfaces
Basic GPS works without cell signal, but some features and map tiles may require data; download offline content or screenshots if you expect poor reception.
One ticket covers access on a single device, but groups can share that device and play together; buy additional tickets for simultaneous play on multiple phones.
Yes—activities are family-friendly and the difficulty is low, though supervision is recommended on coastal paths and near roads.
Yes—the 7-day pass has an anytime start and runs for seven consecutive days from first activation.
Devon’s landscape reflects ancient geology and maritime history—from granite tors shaped millions of years ago to medieval ports that supported fishing and trade.
Stick to marked paths to protect fragile moorland and coastal vegetation; local conservation groups often run cleanups and habitat projects you can support.
City Break by Cluecation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You tap open the map and a scatter of pins blooms across lanes, clifftops and market squares — each one a small invitation. On a bright morning in Devon the sea pushes a cool scent inland, hedgerows chatter with birds, and your phone becomes both guide and game-master, nudging you toward unmarked viewpoints and village secrets.
You tap open the map and a scatter of pins blooms across lanes, clifftops and market squares — each one a small invitation. On a bright morning in Devon the sea pushes a cool scent inland, hedgerows chatter with birds, and your phone becomes both guide and game-master, nudging you toward unmarked viewpoints and village secrets.
Devon wears its history plainly: Bronze Age earthworks above rolling pasture, medieval ports that grew wealthy on fishing and trade, and granite outcrops that tell of ancient geology. The app’s routes thread through that story, steering you past stone bridges, wartime memorials and hidden coves while quizzing you on local lore. Culture here is practical and proud: cider farms, small museums, and pubs that mark the day’s catch.
As a self-guided GPS treasure hunt, this experience is less about strict itineraries and more about episodic discovery — collect points by visiting pins, solving clues and answering the Big Britain Quiz. It’s ideal for families, road-trippers and walkers who like a bit of competition without a clock.
Practical guidance: use a full-day plan for 3–4 solid stops, charge a portable battery, and pick routes by terrain — coastal clifftops and moorland need sturdier footwear than town strolls. Start early to avoid afternoon showers and local market crowds, and respect private land and livestock when your route crosses fields. With a 7-day pass you can pace the challenge: chase prizes one day, savor a slow countryside ramble the next.