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Transform downtown Great Falls into your crime scene with a self-guided audio detective game. Choose a walking route past historic sites or a driving map along the river, solve clues voiced by professional actors, and earn a Case Performance Score.
Transform downtown Great Falls into your crime scene with a self-guided audio detective game. Choose a walking route past historic sites or a driving map along the river, solve clues voiced by professional actors, and earn a Case Performance Score.
A wind off the Missouri nudges paper cups across downtown sidewalks as you tap "start" and a gravelly voice assigns you your first lead. The city—built around the river's falls that so captivated Lewis and Clark—becomes your case file: brick storefronts, a hushed courthouse square, and the riverside River's Edge Trail all play supporting roles as you move from clue to clue.
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Operated by Hearo · Great Falls, Montana
A wind off the Missouri nudges paper cups across downtown sidewalks as you tap "start" and a gravelly voice assigns you your first lead. The city—built around the river's falls that so captivated Lewis and Clark—becomes your case file: brick storefronts, a hushed courthouse square, and the riverside River's Edge Trail all play supporting roles as you move from clue to clue.
Great Falls' history is visible at street level. The falls that gave the city its name shaped trade routes, early industry, and the townspeople who settled here; the nearby Giant Springs and C.M. Russell Museum chronicle that same frontier energy. Underfoot the geology shifts from riprap and river sand to older basalt outcrops near the river, reminders of the volcanic forces that shaped central Montana.
This audio-driven mystery drops you into 10 mapped locations with choice: a 2.5-hour walking route through downtown or a driving map for the river corridor and outskirts. Professional voice actors populate the story with 16 characters; the app records your answers, scores your deductions, and lets teams compete in Normal or Hard mode. Expect to pause, retrace steps, and ask locals for directions—the city invites curiosity.
Practical edge: download the Hearo app before you arrive, bring earbuds for clear audio, and carry a charger—phones are the game board. For walkers, choose sturdy shoes and plan for street crossings and downtown parking. The game is adult-themed in places; families should preview content. Whether you want a casual stroll with a twist or a competitive sleuthing afternoon, this self-paced audio experience turns Great Falls into an interactive case study of landscape, history, and urban storytelling.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Light walking ability recommended; suitable for most fitness levels as activity is largely urban and self-paced.
After booking you'll get instructions to download the Hearo app; the app reveals the exact starting point once you select Walking or Driving map.
The game contains adult themes and occasional profanity; review content warnings before bringing younger players.
Yes—the audio experience is self-paced and allows breaks; your progress and scoring resume when you return to the route.
One ticket equals one device; multiple people can listen on the same device for walking (recommended max 2 per device) or in a vehicle for driving mode.
Great Falls grew where Lewis and Clark noted a series of waterfalls on the Missouri River; those falls shaped early trade and the city's industrial development.
Stick to public paths, respect private property when using driving routes, and follow Leave No Trace principles to protect riverbanks and trails.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A wind off the Missouri nudges paper cups across downtown sidewalks as you tap "start" and a gravelly voice assigns you your first lead. The city—built around the river's falls that so captivated Lewis and Clark—becomes your case file: brick storefronts, a hushed courthouse square, and the riverside River's Edge Trail all play supporting roles as you move from clue to clue.
A wind off the Missouri nudges paper cups across downtown sidewalks as you tap "start" and a gravelly voice assigns you your first lead. The city—built around the river's falls that so captivated Lewis and Clark—becomes your case file: brick storefronts, a hushed courthouse square, and the riverside River's Edge Trail all play supporting roles as you move from clue to clue.
Great Falls' history is visible at street level. The falls that gave the city its name shaped trade routes, early industry, and the townspeople who settled here; the nearby Giant Springs and C.M. Russell Museum chronicle that same frontier energy. Underfoot the geology shifts from riprap and river sand to older basalt outcrops near the river, reminders of the volcanic forces that shaped central Montana.
This audio-driven mystery drops you into 10 mapped locations with choice: a 2.5-hour walking route through downtown or a driving map for the river corridor and outskirts. Professional voice actors populate the story with 16 characters; the app records your answers, scores your deductions, and lets teams compete in Normal or Hard mode. Expect to pause, retrace steps, and ask locals for directions—the city invites curiosity.
Practical edge: download the Hearo app before you arrive, bring earbuds for clear audio, and carry a charger—phones are the game board. For walkers, choose sturdy shoes and plan for street crossings and downtown parking. The game is adult-themed in places; families should preview content. Whether you want a casual stroll with a twist or a competitive sleuthing afternoon, this self-paced audio experience turns Great Falls into an interactive case study of landscape, history, and urban storytelling.