
easy
2–3 hours
Light walking fitness; comfortable for most people who can walk a few miles at a casual pace.
Turn New London into a city-sized puzzle: a remote live host guides teams through harborfront streets, murals and forgotten alleys in a two-hour scavenger hunt that blends local history, creative challenges and a leaderboard-driven finish.
The hunt begins with a phone ping on a downtown sidewalk: your remote host appears as a friendly voice in your pocket, and the city seems to rearrange itself into a puzzle. Streets that carried sailors and shipwrights for centuries now wear murals, boutique storefronts and brass plaques that double as clues. For two hours you follow clues that push you toward the harbor, across narrow alleys and past weathered brick façades while the Thames River keeps time like a patient metronome.

The game runs through messaging and photo uploads — start with a fully charged device and a power bank.
The remote host requires a local phone or WhatsApp to communicate and score your entries.
Expect sidewalks, occasional cobbles and damp boardwalks — comfortable, supportive footwear keeps you moving.
The harbor can be breezy; bring a light shell and dress in layers for comfort.
New London grew as a 19th-century maritime and whaling center; its waterfront buildings and Fort Trumbull reflect waves of commerce and coastal defense.
Stick to public paths and respect private property; coastal habitats are sensitive so avoid disturbing shorebirds and pack out any trash.
Needed to receive prompts, communicate with your live host and upload photos for scoring.
Keeps your phone alive for the full hunt and any post-hunt sharing.
Provides traction on sidewalks, cobbles and damp waterfront boards.
Coastal winds and sudden drizzles make a packable shell useful in shoulder seasons.
spring specific