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Turn Somerset into a playable map with a 7-day self-guided pass that combines treasure-hunt clues, local quizzes and GPS waypoints. Perfect for families or independent explorers who want flexible, low-effort discovery across Bath, the Mendips and surrounding villages.
Turn Somerset into a playable map with a 7-day self-guided pass that combines treasure-hunt clues, local quizzes and GPS waypoints. Perfect for families or independent explorers who want flexible, low-effort discovery across Bath, the Mendips and surrounding villages.
You tap the app and a map unfurls: honey-coloured towns, cleaved limestone ridges and lanes that funnel you toward an unexpected orchard or stone cross. In Somerset the landscape pushes and pulls—rivers dare you downstream, and the Mendip Hills hold views that force you to slow down and look. This self-guided 7-day pass turns that terrain into a game, steering families and solo explorers to market squares, quiet lanes and lesser-known viewpoints via GPS challenges and quiz stops.
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Operated by City Break by Cluecation · Bath, Somerset
You tap the app and a map unfurls: honey-coloured towns, cleaved limestone ridges and lanes that funnel you toward an unexpected orchard or stone cross. In Somerset the landscape pushes and pulls—rivers dare you downstream, and the Mendip Hills hold views that force you to slow down and look. This self-guided 7-day pass turns that terrain into a game, steering families and solo explorers to market squares, quiet lanes and lesser-known viewpoints via GPS challenges and quiz stops.
Somerset's story is visible in its architecture and rock: Bath stone and Roman-engineered hot springs mark urban history, while the Mendips and Quantock Hills are shaped by Carboniferous limestone and glacial legacies. Cultural threads run from cider-making villages to pilgrimage routes and local markets where food and heritage intersect. The app highlights these layers, nudging players toward historic wells, standing stones and village greens where local life still pulses.
Practically, expect flexible pacing—walks through town, short countryside hops or a driving loop to spread points over three or four hours per outing. The interface prizes exploration over navigation skill: basic smartphone literacy covers it, but battery life and a data connection are essential. One device per booking covers a whole group for seven days, so plan shared turns and charge routines.
For families this is a low-stress way to avoid crowds while learning local history and geology. For independent travelers it’s a soft-adventure toolbox: part scavenger hunt, part discovery tour, all on your schedule.
easy.
Variable — typical session 2–4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect light walking on uneven pavements and short countryside paths
One ticket covers access on a single device, but you can share that device among your group for the seven-day pass.
A data connection is recommended for real-time scoring and map pins, but download offline maps/screenshots before remote stretches if signal is weak.
Yes—the game is family-friendly with age-appropriate challenges and flexible pace; adult supervision is advised on roads and deeper countryside routes.
Yes—access begins whenever you first log in within the 7-day window; free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before purchase per the policy.
Somerset’s settlements span Roman baths in Bath to medieval market towns and prehistoric barrows on the hills, reflecting continuous rural and urban occupation.
Stick to marked lanes and village paths, dispose of litter responsibly and respect private farmland to protect hedgerows and ground-nesting birds.
City Break by Cluecation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You tap the app and a map unfurls: honey-coloured towns, cleaved limestone ridges and lanes that funnel you toward an unexpected orchard or stone cross. In Somerset the landscape pushes and pulls—rivers dare you downstream, and the Mendip Hills hold views that force you to slow down and look. This self-guided 7-day pass turns that terrain into a game, steering families and solo explorers to market squares, quiet lanes and lesser-known viewpoints via GPS challenges and quiz stops.
You tap the app and a map unfurls: honey-coloured towns, cleaved limestone ridges and lanes that funnel you toward an unexpected orchard or stone cross. In Somerset the landscape pushes and pulls—rivers dare you downstream, and the Mendip Hills hold views that force you to slow down and look. This self-guided 7-day pass turns that terrain into a game, steering families and solo explorers to market squares, quiet lanes and lesser-known viewpoints via GPS challenges and quiz stops.
Somerset's story is visible in its architecture and rock: Bath stone and Roman-engineered hot springs mark urban history, while the Mendips and Quantock Hills are shaped by Carboniferous limestone and glacial legacies. Cultural threads run from cider-making villages to pilgrimage routes and local markets where food and heritage intersect. The app highlights these layers, nudging players toward historic wells, standing stones and village greens where local life still pulses.
Practically, expect flexible pacing—walks through town, short countryside hops or a driving loop to spread points over three or four hours per outing. The interface prizes exploration over navigation skill: basic smartphone literacy covers it, but battery life and a data connection are essential. One device per booking covers a whole group for seven days, so plan shared turns and charge routines.
For families this is a low-stress way to avoid crowds while learning local history and geology. For independent travelers it’s a soft-adventure toolbox: part scavenger hunt, part discovery tour, all on your schedule.