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Race a fictional horde through Provo in an app-led scavenger hunt that mixes trivia, tasks, and local stops. Perfect for teams or family groups, this two-hour urban adventure blends quick walking, smartphone strategy, and local color.
Race a fictional horde through Provo in an app-led scavenger hunt that mixes trivia, tasks, and local stops. Perfect for teams or family groups, this two-hour urban adventure blends quick walking, smartphone strategy, and local color.
A cool morning in downtown Provo puts the team at a crossroads: brick storefronts hum with coffee shop traffic, the Wasatch Range hangs low and watchful to the east, and the Provo River dares you to stray from the map.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Provo, Utah
A cool morning in downtown Provo puts the team at a crossroads: brick storefronts hum with coffee shop traffic, the Wasatch Range hangs low and watchful to the east, and the Provo River dares you to stray from the map.
This two-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt drops players into a playful “zombie apocalypse” scenario where teams of up to ten race to collect supplies, answer trivia, and complete silly tasks to score points. The route threads through Provo’s historic center — streets laid out during 19th-century settlement — and brushes past university life and local murals that tell a newer cultural story.
Geology and culture show up in plain sight: the nearby Wasatch foothills are limestone and shale, feeding the river that shaped valley agriculture and early industry. BYU and a growing tech scene shape the city’s energy now, making downtown both local and lively.
Practically, expect 1.5–3 miles of walking on sidewalks and paved paths over about two hours. One mobile ticket covers a whole team; the host is remote via an in-app chat for real-time hints. Bring a charged smartphone, a power bank, and sensible shoes — you’ll be moving fast between checkpoints.
Local rules matter: respect private property, follow traffic signals, and keep noise reasonable in residential blocks. The hunt is light on physical strain but high on quick thinking and teamwork, ideal for families, corporate groups, or a lively evening with friends looking for a fresh way to explore Provo.
easy.
2 hours.
Light walking fitness; participants should be comfortable on their feet for up to two hours and able to walk short distances quickly.
Each booking covers one team of up to 10 people; larger groups should book multiple teams.
The experience provides checkpoints and tasks but allows flexibility in route and pacing—teams strategize their own path between challenges.
No prior experience is required; the hunt is rated easy and suits most fitness levels since it involves mostly sidewalk walking.
A remote host is available via the app’s chat; if you don’t receive startup instructions after booking, the provider recommends contacting their support number or Viator messaging.
Provo grew rapidly after mid-19th-century Mormon settlement; downtown streets retain brick storefronts and civic buildings from early-20th-century growth influenced by agriculture and education.
Keep the hunt low-impact by staying on public routes, packing out trash, and avoiding disturbance of private property or natural areas near the river.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A cool morning in downtown Provo puts the team at a crossroads: brick storefronts hum with coffee shop traffic, the Wasatch Range hangs low and watchful to the east, and the Provo River dares you to stray from the map.
A cool morning in downtown Provo puts the team at a crossroads: brick storefronts hum with coffee shop traffic, the Wasatch Range hangs low and watchful to the east, and the Provo River dares you to stray from the map.
This two-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt drops players into a playful “zombie apocalypse” scenario where teams of up to ten race to collect supplies, answer trivia, and complete silly tasks to score points. The route threads through Provo’s historic center — streets laid out during 19th-century settlement — and brushes past university life and local murals that tell a newer cultural story.
Geology and culture show up in plain sight: the nearby Wasatch foothills are limestone and shale, feeding the river that shaped valley agriculture and early industry. BYU and a growing tech scene shape the city’s energy now, making downtown both local and lively.
Practically, expect 1.5–3 miles of walking on sidewalks and paved paths over about two hours. One mobile ticket covers a whole team; the host is remote via an in-app chat for real-time hints. Bring a charged smartphone, a power bank, and sensible shoes — you’ll be moving fast between checkpoints.
Local rules matter: respect private property, follow traffic signals, and keep noise reasonable in residential blocks. The hunt is light on physical strain but high on quick thinking and teamwork, ideal for families, corporate groups, or a lively evening with friends looking for a fresh way to explore Provo.