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Turn Kamloops into a playfield of survival clues and zombie-themed challenges. This one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt sends you across riverfronts, public art, and historic blocks while you race for points and chat with a remote host.
Turn Kamloops into a playfield of survival clues and zombie-themed challenges. This one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt sends you across riverfronts, public art, and historic blocks while you race for points and chat with a remote host.
Morning light glints off the Thompson River as teams fan out across downtown Kamloops, phones in hand and a remote host nudging the scoreboard from afar. The game begins in any neighborhood you choose — totem poles, murals, and riverfront paths become checkpoints as you hunt for survival items and complete zombie-themed tasks against the clock.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Kamloops, British Columbia
Morning light glints off the Thompson River as teams fan out across downtown Kamloops, phones in hand and a remote host nudging the scoreboard from afar. The game begins in any neighborhood you choose — totem poles, murals, and riverfront paths become checkpoints as you hunt for survival items and complete zombie-themed tasks against the clock.
Kamloops sits at the confluence of the North and South Thompson Rivers on land long stewarded by the Secwépemc people; the city grew with the arrival of the Canadian Pacific Railway and later as a logging and ranching hub. The surrounding landscape — rolling benchlands, volcanic bluffs, and the river corridor — shapes the city grid and the pockets of green players move through. Local culture mixes Indigenous history, ranching heritage, and a growing arts scene, so clues can lead you past historic storefronts, public art, and vantage points that peer over the river.
The scavenger-hunt format is urban and low-impact: expect pavement, sidewalks, occasional staircases and short residential hills rather than technical trails. The app-driven game is social and strategic — you decide whether to chase high-value tasks or rack up easy finds.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone and a power bank, wear supportive walking shoes, and allow about 60 minutes for a single playthrough. Use public transit or street parking and respect private property and traffic rules. With a remote host available by chat, this is accessible to most ages and fitness levels — a city walk with a playful survival twist.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels — primarily city walking with brief hills.
The scheduled activity runs about 60 minutes, though you can explore longer if you want to replay or extend your route.
No — the app guides you and a remote host is available by chat for help; the activity is designed for all experience levels.
Yes; the activity is family-friendly, but younger children should be supervised and may need assistance using the app.
The activity runs in most weather; wear weather-appropriate clothing and note the cancellation policy requires 24-hour notice for full refunds.
Kamloops grew at the rail and river crossroads on Secwépemc territory; many downtown blocks reflect its railway and ranching past.
Keep the game low-impact: stay on sidewalks and public paths, dispose of trash properly, and respect private property and local signage.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light glints off the Thompson River as teams fan out across downtown Kamloops, phones in hand and a remote host nudging the scoreboard from afar. The game begins in any neighborhood you choose — totem poles, murals, and riverfront paths become checkpoints as you hunt for survival items and complete zombie-themed tasks against the clock.
Morning light glints off the Thompson River as teams fan out across downtown Kamloops, phones in hand and a remote host nudging the scoreboard from afar. The game begins in any neighborhood you choose — totem poles, murals, and riverfront paths become checkpoints as you hunt for survival items and complete zombie-themed tasks against the clock.
Kamloops sits at the confluence of the North and South Thompson Rivers on land long stewarded by the Secwépemc people; the city grew with the arrival of the Canadian Pacific Railway and later as a logging and ranching hub. The surrounding landscape — rolling benchlands, volcanic bluffs, and the river corridor — shapes the city grid and the pockets of green players move through. Local culture mixes Indigenous history, ranching heritage, and a growing arts scene, so clues can lead you past historic storefronts, public art, and vantage points that peer over the river.
The scavenger-hunt format is urban and low-impact: expect pavement, sidewalks, occasional staircases and short residential hills rather than technical trails. The app-driven game is social and strategic — you decide whether to chase high-value tasks or rack up easy finds.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone and a power bank, wear supportive walking shoes, and allow about 60 minutes for a single playthrough. Use public transit or street parking and respect private property and traffic rules. With a remote host available by chat, this is accessible to most ages and fitness levels — a city walk with a playful survival twist.