Race along the Snake River greenbelt with a live remote host guiding your team through photo challenges and local trivia. This two-hour, phone-driven scavenger hunt turns Idaho Falls’ history, art, and riverfront into an interactive game.
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You step out onto the riverfront and the falls almost pull you forward—spray cool against your face, the current daring you to look closer. Teams fan out along the greenbelt, phones in hand, while a remote host pings challenges and scores from afar. The game moves faster than a walking tour and slower than a sprint: two hours of clue-solving, photo prompts, and local trivia that turn familiar blocks into a puzzle.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Casual walkers in average health can complete this; some standing and short bursts of brisk walking are typical.
Wildlife
History
Idaho Falls grew around the Snake River’s falls, which powered mills and irrigation projects that enabled settlement and agriculture in the early 20th century.
Conservation
Downtown and riverway projects emphasize habitat restoration and public stewardship; participants should follow Leave No Trace principles and stay on established paths to protect riparian vegetation.
Reserve your spot on the Insane Idaho Falls Scavenger Hunt today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a charged smartphone
The experience is hosted remotely and requires a GPS-equipped, data-capable phone or WhatsApp to participate.
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Expect paved paths and some stairs along the riverfront; supportive shoes keep you moving quickly between clues.
Start earlier in the day
Morning light and cooler temperatures improve photo tasks and make riverfront paths less crowded.
Watch for private property
Most clues are on public walkways and plazas—respect signs and avoid trampling riverbanks during photo challenges.
Smartphone with GPS and data
Core to the hunt; used for clues, photos, and communication with the remote host.
Comfortable walking shoes
Paved paths and short stair sections require supportive footwear for two hours of movement.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated during warm months—refill stations and public fountains are limited downtown.
summer
Portable battery pack
Keeps your phone alive for extended photo tasks and real-time hosting, especially useful if using video.