Race through downtown Peoria with a live remote host guiding your team in a two-hour scavenger hunt. Explore riverfront views, public art, and local history while solving creative challenges using your smartphone.
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You step out onto a broad Midwestern sidewalk with the Illinois River murmuring nearby and a remote host waiting on your phone. Brick storefronts, painted murals, and a few stately early-20th-century facades form the course; clues send you sideways into alleyways, along riverfront promenades, and toward small museums and public art that dare you to look closer.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires standing and walking for up to two hours
Wildlife
History
Peoria grew as a river port and industrial center; its downtown buildings and riverfront reflect 19th–20th century commerce and manufacturing history.
Conservation
Respect riverfront habitats and public art by staying on sidewalks, disposing of trash, and supporting local preservation efforts and businesses.
Reserve your spot on the Peoria Prowl Scavenger Hunt today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Charge your phone
A working domestic phone with data is required — bring a full battery and a power bank to stay connected for clues and uploads.
Wear comfortable shoes
Expect 1.5–3 miles on pavement and some steps; supportive walking shoes keep you quick and comfortable.
Watch traffic and crosswalks
Many clues lead you across busy streets; obey signals and use crosswalks when moving between points of interest.
Plan your start time
Mid-morning or late afternoon avoids midday heat in summer and fits business hours if you want to interact with storefronts.
Smartphone with data
Needed to receive clues, submit photos/videos, and communicate with your remote host.
Portable charger / power bank
Keeps devices powered through photo and video submissions during the two-hour hunt.
Comfortable walking shoes
Supportive footwear helps on pavement, sidewalks, and occasional stairs.
Weather-appropriate layers
A light jacket or rain shell helps during cool mornings, sudden showers, or windy riverfront conditions.
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