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Put your sleuthing skills to the test on a 2.5-hour audio detective game through Santa Fe. Choose a walking loop for downtown atmosphere or a driving map for a broader route—follow the clues, collect evidence, and earn a Case Performance Score.
Put your sleuthing skills to the test on a 2.5-hour audio detective game through Santa Fe. Choose a walking loop for downtown atmosphere or a driving map for a broader route—follow the clues, collect evidence, and earn a Case Performance Score.
The plaza hums with late-morning light as you tap "start" and the first voice crackles into your earbuds—Commander Mahoney handing you a case that will thread you through ten streets, alleys, and city corners. The sound design places you beside adobe walls and beneath the shadow of the belfry; your route alternates between compact downtown blocks and a broader driving loop that skirts the rim of town.
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Operated by Hearo · Santa Fe, New Mexico
The plaza hums with late-morning light as you tap "start" and the first voice crackles into your earbuds—Commander Mahoney handing you a case that will thread you through ten streets, alleys, and city corners. The sound design places you beside adobe walls and beneath the shadow of the belfry; your route alternates between compact downtown blocks and a broader driving loop that skirts the rim of town.
Santa Fe’s streets carry layers of history: Tewa and other Pueblo peoples lived here long before 1610 when the Spanish reestablished the colonial capital. The city sits high at roughly 7,200 feet, with the Sangre de Cristo range watching from the east; the volcanic and sedimentary geology of the region is readable in the earthen adobe hues of the buildings. Culture is immediate here—Native markets at the Palace of the Governors, Spanish-era plazas, and a lively arts scene centered on Canyon Road.
Practically, the experience is an app-driven audio game that runs about 2.5 hours and covers 10 mapped stops. You can walk a tight downtown loop (recommended for clearer audio and up-close detail) or drive a broader itinerary that keeps you warmer in winter. Play solo or compete in teams using the built-in scoring system; the app provides turn-by-turn navigation and reveals the start point after booking.
Bring earbuds, a charged phone, and layered clothing for high desert sun and sudden wind. Expect urban sidewalks, occasional traffic, and encounters with locals and vendors—respect the historic sites, watch for parking rules, and allow extra time if you’re stopping to explore museums or markets along the way.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Light walking on city streets; fine for most fitness levels though brief uphill sections and uneven sidewalks may appear.
Yes—there's a driving map option designed for listening inside a vehicle; one ticket covers all passengers listening through the car’s audio.
The audio contains mature language and themes; organizers note it may not be appropriate for all ages—use discretion.
No—the experience is self-guided and available any time after booking; start when it suits your schedule.
The number of tickets equals the number of devices; for walking maps, organizers recommend up to two people per device for audio clarity.
Santa Fe has been a crossroads for Pueblo peoples and Spanish settlers since the early 17th century, giving the downtown grid a mix of Native and colonial landmarks.
Stick to sidewalks and marked public spaces; support local artisans and avoid disturbing historic structures—low-impact tourism helps preserve both cultural sites and fragile desert habitats.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The plaza hums with late-morning light as you tap "start" and the first voice crackles into your earbuds—Commander Mahoney handing you a case that will thread you through ten streets, alleys, and city corners. The sound design places you beside adobe walls and beneath the shadow of the belfry; your route alternates between compact downtown blocks and a broader driving loop that skirts the rim of town.
The plaza hums with late-morning light as you tap "start" and the first voice crackles into your earbuds—Commander Mahoney handing you a case that will thread you through ten streets, alleys, and city corners. The sound design places you beside adobe walls and beneath the shadow of the belfry; your route alternates between compact downtown blocks and a broader driving loop that skirts the rim of town.
Santa Fe’s streets carry layers of history: Tewa and other Pueblo peoples lived here long before 1610 when the Spanish reestablished the colonial capital. The city sits high at roughly 7,200 feet, with the Sangre de Cristo range watching from the east; the volcanic and sedimentary geology of the region is readable in the earthen adobe hues of the buildings. Culture is immediate here—Native markets at the Palace of the Governors, Spanish-era plazas, and a lively arts scene centered on Canyon Road.
Practically, the experience is an app-driven audio game that runs about 2.5 hours and covers 10 mapped stops. You can walk a tight downtown loop (recommended for clearer audio and up-close detail) or drive a broader itinerary that keeps you warmer in winter. Play solo or compete in teams using the built-in scoring system; the app provides turn-by-turn navigation and reveals the start point after booking.
Bring earbuds, a charged phone, and layered clothing for high desert sun and sudden wind. Expect urban sidewalks, occasional traffic, and encounters with locals and vendors—respect the historic sites, watch for parking rules, and allow extra time if you’re stopping to explore museums or markets along the way.