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A self-guided, clue-driven city trail that sends teams from ANZAC Square across riverwalks and into hidden laneways, finishing at Eagle Street Pier. Expect 17 clues, 2.5–3 hours of exploring, and a leaderboard for teams who like to race.
A self-guided, clue-driven city trail that sends teams from ANZAC Square across riverwalks and into hidden laneways, finishing at Eagle Street Pier. Expect 17 clues, 2.5–3 hours of exploring, and a leaderboard for teams who like to race.
You lift your phone at ANZAC Square and the first clue arrives like a dare — a line of text that sends you down a heritage stair, across a river-view promenade and into the small lanes that most visitors miss.
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Operated by Trixity Trails · Brisbane, Queensland
You lift your phone at ANZAC Square and the first clue arrives like a dare — a line of text that sends you down a heritage stair, across a river-view promenade and into the small lanes that most visitors miss.
This self-guided, clue-driven trail threads around central Brisbane, using 17 prompts to move teams through civic landmarks, laneways and riverfront vistas before finishing at a pub on Eagle Street Pier. ANZAC Square itself anchors the route with its 20th-century memorial, while the Brisbane River, which carved the city’s bend through alluvial plain and sandstone, shapes the views you’ll pass.
Expect stretches of pedestrianised mall, sandstone steps, and broad riverwalks with plenty of café stops — the city’s compact scale keeps distances short but engaging. The trail mixes modern glass towers with older civic buildings, and you’ll notice local culture in everything from public art to lunchtime foot traffic.
Practically: the provider estimates 2.5–3 hours; plan on roughly 3–5 km of walking with minimal elevation. The game pauses its clock after every correct answer so teams can savour sights without rushing, but one clue requires a single flight of stairs (alternate answer provided). Public transport hubs and plenty of cafés make logistics easy, and a mobile connection is required to receive clues.
Bring comfortable shoes, a charged phone and a small charger, and pick a start time that avoids the midday summer heat. The trail suits curious walkers who like puzzles and city history and rewards a careful eye as much as a quick stride.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Suitable for casual walkers who can be on their feet for a few hours and handle short stretches of stairs.
You can start at ANZAC Square; log into your account on the provider’s site and request the first clue from ‘Get Started’ when you’re at the meeting point.
Most of the route is wheelchair and stroller accessible, but one clue requires a short flight of stairs; the provider notes an alternate approach or hint is available.
Expect about 2.5–3 hours and roughly 3–5 km of walking depending on detours and café stops; the clock pauses after each correct answer so you can take breaks.
Yes — once you redeem your code you can complete the trail any valid start time listed in your welcome email; check seasonal opening times on the provider’s site.
ANZAC Square is a focal memorial site tied to Australia’s World War I remembrance; the CBD grew out from river trade and colonial grid planning in the 19th century.
Respect riverfront habitats and public art by avoiding litter and limiting single-use plastics; staying on pedestrian paths helps protect plantings and heritage sandstone surfaces.
Trixity Trails operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You lift your phone at ANZAC Square and the first clue arrives like a dare — a line of text that sends you down a heritage stair, across a river-view promenade and into the small lanes that most visitors miss.
You lift your phone at ANZAC Square and the first clue arrives like a dare — a line of text that sends you down a heritage stair, across a river-view promenade and into the small lanes that most visitors miss.
This self-guided, clue-driven trail threads around central Brisbane, using 17 prompts to move teams through civic landmarks, laneways and riverfront vistas before finishing at a pub on Eagle Street Pier. ANZAC Square itself anchors the route with its 20th-century memorial, while the Brisbane River, which carved the city’s bend through alluvial plain and sandstone, shapes the views you’ll pass.
Expect stretches of pedestrianised mall, sandstone steps, and broad riverwalks with plenty of café stops — the city’s compact scale keeps distances short but engaging. The trail mixes modern glass towers with older civic buildings, and you’ll notice local culture in everything from public art to lunchtime foot traffic.
Practically: the provider estimates 2.5–3 hours; plan on roughly 3–5 km of walking with minimal elevation. The game pauses its clock after every correct answer so teams can savour sights without rushing, but one clue requires a single flight of stairs (alternate answer provided). Public transport hubs and plenty of cafés make logistics easy, and a mobile connection is required to receive clues.
Bring comfortable shoes, a charged phone and a small charger, and pick a start time that avoids the midday summer heat. The trail suits curious walkers who like puzzles and city history and rewards a careful eye as much as a quick stride.