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Turn Fresno’s streets into a survival game: use an app to find themed items, complete zombie challenges, and compete for points during a one-hour self-guided city scavenger hunt. Quick, social, and low-impact—perfect for urban explorers looking for a playful way to see the city.
Turn Fresno’s streets into a survival game: use an app to find themed items, complete zombie challenges, and compete for points during a one-hour self-guided city scavenger hunt. Quick, social, and low-impact—perfect for urban explorers looking for a playful way to see the city.
On a sun-warmed block in downtown Fresno, the city’s grid becomes a gameboard and ordinary storefronts double as supply caches. Teams tap an app, race sidewalks and plazas, and complete tongue-in-cheek zombie challenges while a remote host nudges the score from afar.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Fresno, California
On a sun-warmed block in downtown Fresno, the city’s grid becomes a gameboard and ordinary storefronts double as supply caches. Teams tap an app, race sidewalks and plazas, and complete tongue-in-cheek zombie challenges while a remote host nudges the score from afar.
The game runs through Fresno’s streets against the backdrop of the San Joaquin Valley’s wide alluvial plain—land shaped by irrigation canals and generations of agriculture. The area sits on land long stewarded by Yokuts peoples; later, the railroad and fruit packing industries made Fresno a working city with an unapologetic day-to-day energy. That grit and practical culture shows up in the scavenger hunt: it’s part history lesson, part urban obstacle course, with local murals, parks, and café fronts serving as waypoints.
Expect an hour of on-foot exploration across mostly flat, paved terrain with frequent stops to photograph items, answer prompts, or complete short tasks. The app lists required objects and awards points for creative approaches; strategy matters more than speed. Public transit and street parking make access easy, and hosts are available remotely if you run into tech trouble.
Practical tips: charge your phone and bring a portable battery, set a clear meeting point for your team, and plan for heat in summer by starting early. Keep to sidewalks, respect private property, and balance competition with courtesy—local businesses often become unofficial allies in the hunt. This is a low-impact, high-fun way to learn Fresno’s streets while testing your team’s planning and improvisation skills.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires short periods of walking and standing.
You’ll receive a message before your start time with instructions and an app link; follow those steps to launch the game—contact the host if the message doesn’t arrive.
Yes—infants and small children can ride in a stroller, but the game’s pace and content may be better for older kids and teens who can participate independently.
Service animals are allowed; pets may be subject to local leash laws and venue policies—check before bringing non-service animals.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; no refund within 24 hours of the activity.
Fresno grew from a 19th-century railroad stop into an agricultural hub in California’s Central Valley; that working past shapes its streets and storefronts.
Keep the game low-impact: obey signage, avoid trespassing, and support local businesses rather than taking items—this preserves spots used as community waypoints.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
On a sun-warmed block in downtown Fresno, the city’s grid becomes a gameboard and ordinary storefronts double as supply caches. Teams tap an app, race sidewalks and plazas, and complete tongue-in-cheek zombie challenges while a remote host nudges the score from afar.
On a sun-warmed block in downtown Fresno, the city’s grid becomes a gameboard and ordinary storefronts double as supply caches. Teams tap an app, race sidewalks and plazas, and complete tongue-in-cheek zombie challenges while a remote host nudges the score from afar.
The game runs through Fresno’s streets against the backdrop of the San Joaquin Valley’s wide alluvial plain—land shaped by irrigation canals and generations of agriculture. The area sits on land long stewarded by Yokuts peoples; later, the railroad and fruit packing industries made Fresno a working city with an unapologetic day-to-day energy. That grit and practical culture shows up in the scavenger hunt: it’s part history lesson, part urban obstacle course, with local murals, parks, and café fronts serving as waypoints.
Expect an hour of on-foot exploration across mostly flat, paved terrain with frequent stops to photograph items, answer prompts, or complete short tasks. The app lists required objects and awards points for creative approaches; strategy matters more than speed. Public transit and street parking make access easy, and hosts are available remotely if you run into tech trouble.
Practical tips: charge your phone and bring a portable battery, set a clear meeting point for your team, and plan for heat in summer by starting early. Keep to sidewalks, respect private property, and balance competition with courtesy—local businesses often become unofficial allies in the hunt. This is a low-impact, high-fun way to learn Fresno’s streets while testing your team’s planning and improvisation skills.