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Play detective in Pocatello with a mobile audio scavenger hunt that sends you to 10 locations across town. Choose a walking or driving map, listen to professional voice actors, gather clues, and piece together a murder case at your own pace.
Play detective in Pocatello with a mobile audio scavenger hunt that sends you to 10 locations across town. Choose a walking or driving map, listen to professional voice actors, gather clues, and piece together a murder case at your own pace.
The downtown streets hum with ordinary Saturday traffic until the app asks you to stop, listen, and take in the small clues tucked into façades and alleyways. You’ll stand on a concrete curb, earbuds in, as a commander’s voice hands you the key to a murder case — the city itself your crime scene and 10 mapped locations your evidence bank.
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Operated by Hearo · Pocatello, Idaho
The downtown streets hum with ordinary Saturday traffic until the app asks you to stop, listen, and take in the small clues tucked into façades and alleyways. You’ll stand on a concrete curb, earbuds in, as a commander’s voice hands you the key to a murder case — the city itself your crime scene and 10 mapped locations your evidence bank.
Pocatello’s layered history — a crossroads for the Shoshone-Bannock people, a railroad hub in the 19th century, a working-class city through the 20th — gives character to the stops. The Portneuf River etches a cool line through town and seems to dare you to follow its current from one clue to the next. Building stones, old signage, and park features become forensic evidence in the narrative; local vernacular and small-town details ground the fiction in place.
The experience is audio-driven and player-paced: choose a walking map for a compact downtown loop or a driving map to spread the story across city outskirts. Professional voice actors give life to 16 characters; a built-in scoring system rates how well you read the scene and connect threads. Expect roughly 2–3 hours including stops, photo ops, and coffee breaks.
Practical note: clear audio is essential — use earbuds and a charged phone. If mobility is limited, opt for the driving version. Start times are flexible after booking and the app guides turn-by-turn. Bring water, wear comfortable shoes, and allow time for downtown parking and a post-case debrief over a locally brewed coffee.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels — moderate walking and standing; driving option available for limited mobility.
Plan on roughly 2–3 hours, though you can pause or extend the game at your leisure; driving routes may be faster depending on stops.
The game contains mature language and themes; organizers advise discretion — consider parental guidance for teens.
No — once you receive confirmation and app access you can begin anytime that suits you within availability.
Support is available via the app or the provider’s helpline/email listed in your confirmation; bring a backup device if possible.
Pocatello grew from a Shoshone-Bannock homeland into a 19th-century rail and trading junction; many downtown buildings reflect that layered industrial past.
Stay on sidewalks and designated parking areas; respect private property and local businesses when pausing to listen or take photos.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The downtown streets hum with ordinary Saturday traffic until the app asks you to stop, listen, and take in the small clues tucked into façades and alleyways. You’ll stand on a concrete curb, earbuds in, as a commander’s voice hands you the key to a murder case — the city itself your crime scene and 10 mapped locations your evidence bank.
The downtown streets hum with ordinary Saturday traffic until the app asks you to stop, listen, and take in the small clues tucked into façades and alleyways. You’ll stand on a concrete curb, earbuds in, as a commander’s voice hands you the key to a murder case — the city itself your crime scene and 10 mapped locations your evidence bank.
Pocatello’s layered history — a crossroads for the Shoshone-Bannock people, a railroad hub in the 19th century, a working-class city through the 20th — gives character to the stops. The Portneuf River etches a cool line through town and seems to dare you to follow its current from one clue to the next. Building stones, old signage, and park features become forensic evidence in the narrative; local vernacular and small-town details ground the fiction in place.
The experience is audio-driven and player-paced: choose a walking map for a compact downtown loop or a driving map to spread the story across city outskirts. Professional voice actors give life to 16 characters; a built-in scoring system rates how well you read the scene and connect threads. Expect roughly 2–3 hours including stops, photo ops, and coffee breaks.
Practical note: clear audio is essential — use earbuds and a charged phone. If mobility is limited, opt for the driving version. Start times are flexible after booking and the app guides turn-by-turn. Bring water, wear comfortable shoes, and allow time for downtown parking and a post-case debrief over a locally brewed coffee.