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Turn downtown Gresham into a playable map: an app-led, one-hour zombie scavenger hunt that mixes strategy, streetwise navigation, and team challenges. Perfect for groups who want a fast, urban adventure with minimal gear.
Turn downtown Gresham into a playable map: an app-led, one-hour zombie scavenger hunt that mixes strategy, streetwise navigation, and team challenges. Perfect for groups who want a fast, urban adventure with minimal gear.
You open the app and the city shifts: ordinary storefronts and pocket parks become supply caches, alleys dare you to explore, and sidewalks push you toward quick decisions. In an hour, Gresham’s downtown moves at the speed of play — teams fan out, hunting for mundane objects repurposed into survival gear while a remote host watches the scoreboard.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Gresham, Oregon
You open the app and the city shifts: ordinary storefronts and pocket parks become supply caches, alleys dare you to explore, and sidewalks push you toward quick decisions. In an hour, Gresham’s downtown moves at the speed of play — teams fan out, hunting for mundane objects repurposed into survival gear while a remote host watches the scoreboard.
Gresham sits on the western edge of the Cascade foothills and the Willamette Valley, with a history tied to rail stops and timber that shaped its grid and older brick façades. The game threads through that urban fabric: a mix of early-20th-century storefronts, public art, and community parks that hint at the city’s working-class roots and growing creative scene.
The scavenger format is simple and strategic. Players use an app to find listed items and complete zombie-themed challenges in any order for points; a chat-based host supports play if problems arise. The pace is walking — expect sidewalks, crosswalks, and occasional short detours into small parks and plazas rather than rugged terrain.
Practical guidance: start with a fully charged phone and a portable battery, pick a daytime slot for better visibility and public-transit access, and give yourself extra time for crossing streets and crowds. Wear comfortable walking shoes and keep small-change or a card ready if you stop for coffee. With a one-hour active window, this is a low-impact, high-engagement way to see Gresham’s core on foot while testing strategy and teamwork.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires only comfortable walking for about 1 hour
You’ll receive a message before your scheduled time with instructions and a link to launch the app; follow the in-app prompts to join and begin.
Yes—infants and small children can ride in a stroller, but challenges and content are designed for older kids and adults; supervise young participants.
A remote host is available via chat to troubleshoot technical issues, clarify rules, or assist with scoring.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; no refund within 24 hours.
Gresham grew up as a rail and logging service point and retains several early-20th-century buildings downtown that reflect its modest industrial origins.
Keep gameplay low-impact: stay on sidewalks and paths, respect private property, and pack out trash; app-based play minimizes physical alterations to public spaces.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You open the app and the city shifts: ordinary storefronts and pocket parks become supply caches, alleys dare you to explore, and sidewalks push you toward quick decisions. In an hour, Gresham’s downtown moves at the speed of play — teams fan out, hunting for mundane objects repurposed into survival gear while a remote host watches the scoreboard.
You open the app and the city shifts: ordinary storefronts and pocket parks become supply caches, alleys dare you to explore, and sidewalks push you toward quick decisions. In an hour, Gresham’s downtown moves at the speed of play — teams fan out, hunting for mundane objects repurposed into survival gear while a remote host watches the scoreboard.
Gresham sits on the western edge of the Cascade foothills and the Willamette Valley, with a history tied to rail stops and timber that shaped its grid and older brick façades. The game threads through that urban fabric: a mix of early-20th-century storefronts, public art, and community parks that hint at the city’s working-class roots and growing creative scene.
The scavenger format is simple and strategic. Players use an app to find listed items and complete zombie-themed challenges in any order for points; a chat-based host supports play if problems arise. The pace is walking — expect sidewalks, crosswalks, and occasional short detours into small parks and plazas rather than rugged terrain.
Practical guidance: start with a fully charged phone and a portable battery, pick a daytime slot for better visibility and public-transit access, and give yourself extra time for crossing streets and crowds. Wear comfortable walking shoes and keep small-change or a card ready if you stop for coffee. With a one-hour active window, this is a low-impact, high-engagement way to see Gresham’s core on foot while testing strategy and teamwork.