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Turn Kelowna’s downtown into a game board with a two-hour Crazy Dash scavenger hunt. Use your phone to chase clues, snap challenge photos, and compete on a live leaderboard while exploring lakeside streets and hidden murals.
Turn Kelowna’s downtown into a game board with a two-hour Crazy Dash scavenger hunt. Use your phone to chase clues, snap challenge photos, and compete on a live leaderboard while exploring lakeside streets and hidden murals.
You step onto Bernard Avenue with your phone buzzing — a map, a timer, a list of oddball tasks waiting to be checked off. The lake glints to your left, daring you to cut one more corner toward the waterfront for an extra-point photo. Downtown Kelowna hums: coffee carts, public art, and the distant incline of Knox Mountain guiding your route.
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Operated by Crazy Dash Digital Adventures · Kelowna, British Columbia
You step onto Bernard Avenue with your phone buzzing — a map, a timer, a list of oddball tasks waiting to be checked off. The lake glints to your left, daring you to cut one more corner toward the waterfront for an extra-point photo. Downtown Kelowna hums: coffee carts, public art, and the distant incline of Knox Mountain guiding your route.
This part of the Okanagan sits on the traditional territory of the Syilx (Okanagan) people and has evolved from fruit orchards and rail connections into a compact city of wine, water, and year-round outdoor play. Geologically the valley is a glacial trough, and that relief gives downtown its approachable vantage points and a long lakeshore that shapes walking routes.
The Crazy Dash game uses your smartphone to send photos, complete mini-challenges and track points on a live leaderboard while a remote host offers hints and encouragement. Tasks push you into alley murals, public squares and the lakeside boardwalk, turning ordinary streets into a timed, social or competitive tour.
Practical side: the route is low-impact and accessible for most fitness levels, but it relies on your phone and on-foot navigation. Aim for morning or early evening to avoid mid-day crowds or heat in summer. Wear grippy shoes for mixed pavement and boardwalk, keep your battery topped, and respect private property and public spaces while hunting. The experience is a low-tech city adventure delivered through a simple app — fast, social, and unmistakably Kelowna.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for people with light to moderate fitness; mostly flat walking with occasional short inclines.
The scheduled experience runs about 2 hours and covers a self-guided walking route through downtown Kelowna.
Yes — you need a smartphone with the Crazy Dash app or web access to receive clues, submit photos and view scores.
Yes — the route is stroller accessible and tasks can be adapted, but some photo challenges may require an adult to carry the stroller around tight corners.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
Kelowna grew from Indigenous Syilx territory into a fruit-farming and rail-linked hub; downtown reflects that shift with historic storefronts and lakefront commerce.
Stick to sidewalks and public paths, avoid trampling shoreline vegetation, and support local businesses to keep tourism sustainable.
Crazy Dash Digital Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto Bernard Avenue with your phone buzzing — a map, a timer, a list of oddball tasks waiting to be checked off. The lake glints to your left, daring you to cut one more corner toward the waterfront for an extra-point photo. Downtown Kelowna hums: coffee carts, public art, and the distant incline of Knox Mountain guiding your route.
You step onto Bernard Avenue with your phone buzzing — a map, a timer, a list of oddball tasks waiting to be checked off. The lake glints to your left, daring you to cut one more corner toward the waterfront for an extra-point photo. Downtown Kelowna hums: coffee carts, public art, and the distant incline of Knox Mountain guiding your route.
This part of the Okanagan sits on the traditional territory of the Syilx (Okanagan) people and has evolved from fruit orchards and rail connections into a compact city of wine, water, and year-round outdoor play. Geologically the valley is a glacial trough, and that relief gives downtown its approachable vantage points and a long lakeshore that shapes walking routes.
The Crazy Dash game uses your smartphone to send photos, complete mini-challenges and track points on a live leaderboard while a remote host offers hints and encouragement. Tasks push you into alley murals, public squares and the lakeside boardwalk, turning ordinary streets into a timed, social or competitive tour.
Practical side: the route is low-impact and accessible for most fitness levels, but it relies on your phone and on-foot navigation. Aim for morning or early evening to avoid mid-day crowds or heat in summer. Wear grippy shoes for mixed pavement and boardwalk, keep your battery topped, and respect private property and public spaces while hunting. The experience is a low-tech city adventure delivered through a simple app — fast, social, and unmistakably Kelowna.