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Turn the key, fire up the app, and follow a chain of clues across Tooele’s outskirts. This 2.5‑hour audio-driven murder mystery turns parking lots into set pieces and the open road into the trail of evidence.
Turn the key, fire up the app, and follow a chain of clues across Tooele’s outskirts. This 2.5‑hour audio-driven murder mystery turns parking lots into set pieces and the open road into the trail of evidence.
You pull onto a quiet Tooele side street as the app clicks to life and Commander Mahoney’s voice fills the car—an invitation and a charge. The town’s wide skies and sagebrush outskirts frame ten stops laid out on a driving map; each parking stall becomes a scene, each curbside a clue. The audio guides you to listen, observe, and decide.
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Operated by Hearo · Tooele, Utah
You pull onto a quiet Tooele side street as the app clicks to life and Commander Mahoney’s voice fills the car—an invitation and a charge. The town’s wide skies and sagebrush outskirts frame ten stops laid out on a driving map; each parking stall becomes a scene, each curbside a clue. The audio guides you to listen, observe, and decide.
Tooele sits on the northern edge of the Great Salt Lake Basin, its streets shaped by 19th-century mining roads and the westward push of the railroad. The valley’s alluvial fans and nearby limestone ridges are quiet witnesses to the town’s salt and smelter past; local dialect and small-business storefronts still echo those industry roots.
This self‑guided driving game runs about 2.5 hours, presenting 16 voiced characters and a built‑in scoring system that rates your deductions. Play solo, pair up, or compete team vs. team—audio clues prompt you to step out, scan the scene, and enter conclusions into the app. The map favors paved routes on the outskirts of Tooele—expect low-traffic county roads rather than rugged trails.
Practical notes: download the Hearo app and any map data before you start; obey speed limits and park legally at each stop. Bring a phone charger and a clear-minded co‑pilot; play on Hard Mode for more subtle clues and a higher Case Performance Score. The experience is flexible—start anytime after booking—and is as much about close listening and observation as it is about driving. For anyone who likes puzzles and small‑town landscapes, this is an engaging way to see Tooele while testing your sleuthing skills.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Minimal physical exertion; able to get in/out of a vehicle and walk short distances from parking spaces
Yes—this is a driving map experience designed to be played from your car with short walks at each stop.
Yes; one device can connect to your car stereo so a team can hear together, but each device counts as a ticket for scoring.
You can take breaks and pause between stops; the story resumes from where you left off in the app.
The game contains adult language and references; organizers note it is not suitable for all ages.
Tooele grew as a mining and railroad service town in the mid‑19th century; its economy later included smelting and Army logistics, shaping much of the town’s built fabric.
Respect private property and quiet neighborhoods; avoid leaving trash at stops and minimize engine idling to reduce noise and emissions.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You pull onto a quiet Tooele side street as the app clicks to life and Commander Mahoney’s voice fills the car—an invitation and a charge. The town’s wide skies and sagebrush outskirts frame ten stops laid out on a driving map; each parking stall becomes a scene, each curbside a clue. The audio guides you to listen, observe, and decide.
You pull onto a quiet Tooele side street as the app clicks to life and Commander Mahoney’s voice fills the car—an invitation and a charge. The town’s wide skies and sagebrush outskirts frame ten stops laid out on a driving map; each parking stall becomes a scene, each curbside a clue. The audio guides you to listen, observe, and decide.
Tooele sits on the northern edge of the Great Salt Lake Basin, its streets shaped by 19th-century mining roads and the westward push of the railroad. The valley’s alluvial fans and nearby limestone ridges are quiet witnesses to the town’s salt and smelter past; local dialect and small-business storefronts still echo those industry roots.
This self‑guided driving game runs about 2.5 hours, presenting 16 voiced characters and a built‑in scoring system that rates your deductions. Play solo, pair up, or compete team vs. team—audio clues prompt you to step out, scan the scene, and enter conclusions into the app. The map favors paved routes on the outskirts of Tooele—expect low-traffic county roads rather than rugged trails.
Practical notes: download the Hearo app and any map data before you start; obey speed limits and park legally at each stop. Bring a phone charger and a clear-minded co‑pilot; play on Hard Mode for more subtle clues and a higher Case Performance Score. The experience is flexible—start anytime after booking—and is as much about close listening and observation as it is about driving. For anyone who likes puzzles and small‑town landscapes, this is an engaging way to see Tooele while testing your sleuthing skills.