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Turn Santa Clarita into an urban survival zone: use an app to track supplies, complete zombie-themed challenges and outscore other teams. This one-hour self-guided walking game mixes strategy, local streets and a remote host for quick support.
Turn Santa Clarita into an urban survival zone: use an app to track supplies, complete zombie-themed challenges and outscore other teams. This one-hour self-guided walking game mixes strategy, local streets and a remote host for quick support.
You step into a sun-warmed Santa Clarita street with your phone as a map and a ticking timer. The app blips: an emergency supply cache nearby, a challenge to complete before rival teams score points. Traffic hums at a distance, canyon breezes stir eucalyptus, and the suburban grid becomes a playground of clues and quick decisions.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Santa Clarita, California
You step into a sun-warmed Santa Clarita street with your phone as a map and a ticking timer. The app blips: an emergency supply cache nearby, a challenge to complete before rival teams score points. Traffic hums at a distance, canyon breezes stir eucalyptus, and the suburban grid becomes a playground of clues and quick decisions.
The valley around Santa Clarita sits at the edge of the San Gabriel and Sierra Pelona foothills — a landscape of sedimentary slopes, alluvial fans and shallow washes that shaped local settlement patterns. Tataviam peoples lived here for millennia; later, ranching and oil booms in the 19th and 20th centuries gave Newhall and Canyon Country a patchwork of roads and historic Main Streets you’ll likely use as your route. The game threads urban blocks, small parks and community landmarks into a fast urban-orienteering experience.
Practical expectations: this is a self-guided, app-driven walking game that runs about 60 minutes and is suitable for most fitness levels. You can start anywhere in the city, but Old Town Newhall offers coffee, shade and character if you want a convenient launch point. The remote host is available by chat for questions; tickets are mobile-only and one booking covers a team. Expect 1–3 miles of walking depending on your route and how many challenges you attempt. Wear comfortable shoes, carry a charged phone (and a power bank), and factor in sun protection and water for summer heat. Quiet residential streets and small parks mean be courteous to neighbors and follow local rules.
This game is urban adventure: tactical, social and accessible — a quick way to see Santa Clarita while testing strategy, timing and local curiosity.
easy.
1 hour.
Basic walking fitness; suitable for families and most ability levels
No — the game is self-guided and you can begin anywhere in Santa Clarita; popular launch points include Old Town Newhall and Valencia Town Center.
Yes — the activity is family-friendly and stroller accessible, but younger children may need supervision during street crossings and some challenges.
A remote host is available via in-app chat to answer questions, troubleshoot and offer hints if needed.
Service animals are permitted, but normal pets should be left at home; follow local leash laws if you bring a pet to the area before or after the game.
The Santa Clarita Valley was home to Tataviam communities and later transformed by ranching and early oil development around Newhall and Mentryville in the 19th century.
Urban growth puts pressure on local open space; stick to public streets and parks, dispose of trash properly, and respect private property to reduce impact.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into a sun-warmed Santa Clarita street with your phone as a map and a ticking timer. The app blips: an emergency supply cache nearby, a challenge to complete before rival teams score points. Traffic hums at a distance, canyon breezes stir eucalyptus, and the suburban grid becomes a playground of clues and quick decisions.
You step into a sun-warmed Santa Clarita street with your phone as a map and a ticking timer. The app blips: an emergency supply cache nearby, a challenge to complete before rival teams score points. Traffic hums at a distance, canyon breezes stir eucalyptus, and the suburban grid becomes a playground of clues and quick decisions.
The valley around Santa Clarita sits at the edge of the San Gabriel and Sierra Pelona foothills — a landscape of sedimentary slopes, alluvial fans and shallow washes that shaped local settlement patterns. Tataviam peoples lived here for millennia; later, ranching and oil booms in the 19th and 20th centuries gave Newhall and Canyon Country a patchwork of roads and historic Main Streets you’ll likely use as your route. The game threads urban blocks, small parks and community landmarks into a fast urban-orienteering experience.
Practical expectations: this is a self-guided, app-driven walking game that runs about 60 minutes and is suitable for most fitness levels. You can start anywhere in the city, but Old Town Newhall offers coffee, shade and character if you want a convenient launch point. The remote host is available by chat for questions; tickets are mobile-only and one booking covers a team. Expect 1–3 miles of walking depending on your route and how many challenges you attempt. Wear comfortable shoes, carry a charged phone (and a power bank), and factor in sun protection and water for summer heat. Quiet residential streets and small parks mean be courteous to neighbors and follow local rules.
This game is urban adventure: tactical, social and accessible — a quick way to see Santa Clarita while testing strategy, timing and local curiosity.