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Race through Coral Springs solving riddles and completing micro-challenges with the 3Quest Challenge scavenger hunt. A two-hour, app-led experience with a remote host that turns city streets, parks, and public art into a timed playground.
Race through Coral Springs solving riddles and completing micro-challenges with the 3Quest Challenge scavenger hunt. A two-hour, app-led experience with a remote host that turns city streets, parks, and public art into a timed playground.
You step off the sidewalk into Coral Springs’ organized grids and the city immediately starts to talk back — public art points like punctuation, pocket parks breathing quiet between streets, canals nudging you toward the next riddle. The 3Quest Challenge scatters clues across blocks and plazas, pushing teams to read signage, spot objects, and complete quick challenges while a remote host tracks progress and offers hints.
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Operated by 3Quest Challenge · Coral Springs, Florida
You step off the sidewalk into Coral Springs’ organized grids and the city immediately starts to talk back — public art points like punctuation, pocket parks breathing quiet between streets, canals nudging you toward the next riddle. The 3Quest Challenge scatters clues across blocks and plazas, pushing teams to read signage, spot objects, and complete quick challenges while a remote host tracks progress and offers hints.
Coral Springs grew rapidly in the mid-20th century as a planned suburban city; its mid-century civic buildings and tidy residential pockets sit atop flat limestone and sand typical of South Florida. Expect paved sidewalks, modest greenways and low elevation — the route is primarily urban with short park detours rather than wild trails. Local culture tilts toward family-friendly recreation: weekend farmers markets, murals, and community centers where clues often point you.
Practically, the game runs as three sequential quests delivered through the app, designed to be completed in about 1–2 miles of walking and roughly two hours if you set the timer. Footing is flat and stroller-accessible; bring a charged smartphone and a small power bank, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen and water. Play in the morning or late afternoon to avoid peak heat and to catch softer light on public art. The remote host can nudge you past a stalled riddle, but navigation and puzzle-solving are on you — it’s competitive, social, and easy on fitness while high on local discovery. Whether you’re with family, friends, or playing solo for a leaderboard score, expect an urban game that reads the city like a map of small surprises.
easy.
1–2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires walking up to 2 miles at a casual pace and brief physical challenges like quick photo tasks.
You’ll receive a message before the game with instructions and a link to the app; follow that start link and the remote host will be available if you don’t receive instructions.
Yes — the route is stroller-accessible and designed to be family-friendly, though supervision is recommended for younger children during street crossings.
No — two hours is a suggested challenge limit, but the app won’t time you out and you can continue playing beyond that if desired.
A remote host follows along virtually and can provide hints or clarification via the app chat to help you move forward.
Coral Springs was developed as a planned community in the 1960s and 70s; its layout emphasizes parks and community centers, which the scavenger hunt leverages for clues.
Stick to sidewalks and park paths to reduce wear on green spaces; Coral Springs promotes community stewardship of parks, so pack out any trash and respect local rules.
3Quest Challenge operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the sidewalk into Coral Springs’ organized grids and the city immediately starts to talk back — public art points like punctuation, pocket parks breathing quiet between streets, canals nudging you toward the next riddle. The 3Quest Challenge scatters clues across blocks and plazas, pushing teams to read signage, spot objects, and complete quick challenges while a remote host tracks progress and offers hints.
You step off the sidewalk into Coral Springs’ organized grids and the city immediately starts to talk back — public art points like punctuation, pocket parks breathing quiet between streets, canals nudging you toward the next riddle. The 3Quest Challenge scatters clues across blocks and plazas, pushing teams to read signage, spot objects, and complete quick challenges while a remote host tracks progress and offers hints.
Coral Springs grew rapidly in the mid-20th century as a planned suburban city; its mid-century civic buildings and tidy residential pockets sit atop flat limestone and sand typical of South Florida. Expect paved sidewalks, modest greenways and low elevation — the route is primarily urban with short park detours rather than wild trails. Local culture tilts toward family-friendly recreation: weekend farmers markets, murals, and community centers where clues often point you.
Practically, the game runs as three sequential quests delivered through the app, designed to be completed in about 1–2 miles of walking and roughly two hours if you set the timer. Footing is flat and stroller-accessible; bring a charged smartphone and a small power bank, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen and water. Play in the morning or late afternoon to avoid peak heat and to catch softer light on public art. The remote host can nudge you past a stalled riddle, but navigation and puzzle-solving are on you — it’s competitive, social, and easy on fitness while high on local discovery. Whether you’re with family, friends, or playing solo for a leaderboard score, expect an urban game that reads the city like a map of small surprises.