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Turn Moose Jaw into a crime scene with a self-guided audio detective game. Walk or drive between 10 mapped locations, listen to 16 voiced characters and solve a fictional murder across town in about 2.5 hours.
Turn Moose Jaw into a crime scene with a self-guided audio detective game. Walk or drive between 10 mapped locations, listen to 16 voiced characters and solve a fictional murder across town in about 2.5 hours.
Dawn slides across Main Street and the city wakes up to a voice on your phone. The Murder Mystery Detective Experience turns Moose Jaw into a stage: bronze plaques, brick facades and back alleys suddenly hold secrets to unspool. Whether you choose the downtown walking map or the driving route on the outskirts, each stop drops another piece of evidence and another character into the case.
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Operated by Hearo · Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Dawn slides across Main Street and the city wakes up to a voice on your phone. The Murder Mystery Detective Experience turns Moose Jaw into a stage: bronze plaques, brick facades and back alleys suddenly hold secrets to unspool. Whether you choose the downtown walking map or the driving route on the outskirts, each stop drops another piece of evidence and another character into the case.
Moose Jaw grew as a CPR railway town and carries echoes of the 1920s in its tunnels and storefronts; those Prohibition-era stories are the familiar backdrop to the fictional crime. Geologically it sits on rolling prairie shaped by glacial action, so expect flat streets with occasional rises rather than steep terrain. Local culture leans pragmatic and witty — shopkeepers and mural artists give the town its personality, which the audio script leans into with 16 voiced characters.
The experience is designed for a 2.5-hour run time and is playable any time after booking. You’ll park or pause at 10 mapped locations, listen to the scene, collect clues and enter your deductions. Play solo or with a team, pick Normal or Hard modes, and let the built-in scoring track your performance.
Practical points: bring a charged smartphone and earbuds for clear audio, respect traffic rules and private property, and plan routes in winter when sidewalks or roads may be icy. The game is flexible — pause when you want, switch maps, and enjoy small discoveries: a corner café, a mural, or a quiet park bench that seems to be hiding a clue.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking option involves short urban walks between stops, driving option reduces physical demand
The guided experience is approximately 2.5 hours, but you can pause and take breaks; driving routes may be faster depending on stops.
The number of tickets equals the number of devices; for walking maps we recommend a maximum of two people per device to hear audio clearly.
Yes, but sidewalks and roads may be icy; choose the driving map if conditions are poor and allow extra time for safe travel.
The game contains mature themes and profanity; review content warnings and use discretion for younger players.
Moose Jaw expanded as a Canadian Pacific Railway service hub; local lore about Prohibition-era tunnels and bootlegging colors many walking narratives.
Stick to public sidewalks and marked parking areas, avoid trespassing on private property, and minimize noise to respect local residents.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Dawn slides across Main Street and the city wakes up to a voice on your phone. The Murder Mystery Detective Experience turns Moose Jaw into a stage: bronze plaques, brick facades and back alleys suddenly hold secrets to unspool. Whether you choose the downtown walking map or the driving route on the outskirts, each stop drops another piece of evidence and another character into the case.
Dawn slides across Main Street and the city wakes up to a voice on your phone. The Murder Mystery Detective Experience turns Moose Jaw into a stage: bronze plaques, brick facades and back alleys suddenly hold secrets to unspool. Whether you choose the downtown walking map or the driving route on the outskirts, each stop drops another piece of evidence and another character into the case.
Moose Jaw grew as a CPR railway town and carries echoes of the 1920s in its tunnels and storefronts; those Prohibition-era stories are the familiar backdrop to the fictional crime. Geologically it sits on rolling prairie shaped by glacial action, so expect flat streets with occasional rises rather than steep terrain. Local culture leans pragmatic and witty — shopkeepers and mural artists give the town its personality, which the audio script leans into with 16 voiced characters.
The experience is designed for a 2.5-hour run time and is playable any time after booking. You’ll park or pause at 10 mapped locations, listen to the scene, collect clues and enter your deductions. Play solo or with a team, pick Normal or Hard modes, and let the built-in scoring track your performance.
Practical points: bring a charged smartphone and earbuds for clear audio, respect traffic rules and private property, and plan routes in winter when sidewalks or roads may be icy. The game is flexible — pause when you want, switch maps, and enjoy small discoveries: a corner café, a mural, or a quiet park bench that seems to be hiding a clue.