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Turn downtown Sunnyvale into a one-hour urban survival game. Using an app and a remote host, teams hunt for virtual survival items and complete zombie-themed challenges across city streets—perfect for groups, families, or a team-building outing.
Turn downtown Sunnyvale into a one-hour urban survival game. Using an app and a remote host, teams hunt for virtual survival items and complete zombie-themed challenges across city streets—perfect for groups, families, or a team-building outing.
Morning light hits storefronts on Murphy Avenue as your team unlocks the app and the city, for an hour, becomes a training ground for survival.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Sunnyvale, California
Morning light hits storefronts on Murphy Avenue as your team unlocks the app and the city, for an hour, becomes a training ground for survival.
This is an urban scavenger hunt with a twist: Zombie Scavengers layers location-based tasks and themed challenges across Sunnyvale’s downtown and nearby streets. You’ll walk a compact loop—stopping at cafés, plazas, and public art—solving puzzles and collecting virtual “survival” items in any order to rack up points while a remote host tracks your progress.
Sunnyvale sits on the flat alluvial plain of Santa Clara Valley, once a patchwork of orchards known as the Valley of Heart’s Delight. The town’s grid, historic Murphy Avenue, and nearby baylands reflect that transition from agricultural past to Silicon Valley present—an apt backdrop for a game that mixes history and modern tech.
Expect light urban terrain: paved sidewalks, crosswalks, and short blocks with minimal elevation gain. Typical distance for the 60-minute game is roughly 1–2 miles depending on stops and strategy. Public transit and street parking are nearby; the Sunnyvale Caltrain station sits a short walk from downtown.
Practical tips: wear comfortable walking shoes, bring a charged smartphone and portable battery, and plan for sun or fog depending on season. The game is designed for all fitness levels and is stroller-accessible; service animals are allowed. Keep an eye on traffic when racing for bonus points, and respect private property and local businesses while scavenging.
It’s a social, fast-paced way to see Sunnyvale’s civic heart while testing observation, strategy, and team pace—no actual zombies required.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable walking up to 2 miles.
The activity is one hour long, designed as a compact, fast-paced urban walk with multiple stops.
No technical or athletic skills are required—the game is designed for all fitness levels and is self-guided via the app.
Yes—infants and small children can ride in strollers; the route uses sidewalks and is family-friendly.
A remote host is available via in-app chat to answer questions, provide hints, or assist with technical issues.
Sunnyvale was once part of the agricultural Santa Clara Valley—known as the Valley of Heart’s Delight—before becoming a residential and tech hub in Silicon Valley.
Respect urban green spaces and private property; the nearby baylands are part of regional restoration efforts—pack out trash and stick to public paths.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light hits storefronts on Murphy Avenue as your team unlocks the app and the city, for an hour, becomes a training ground for survival.
Morning light hits storefronts on Murphy Avenue as your team unlocks the app and the city, for an hour, becomes a training ground for survival.
This is an urban scavenger hunt with a twist: Zombie Scavengers layers location-based tasks and themed challenges across Sunnyvale’s downtown and nearby streets. You’ll walk a compact loop—stopping at cafés, plazas, and public art—solving puzzles and collecting virtual “survival” items in any order to rack up points while a remote host tracks your progress.
Sunnyvale sits on the flat alluvial plain of Santa Clara Valley, once a patchwork of orchards known as the Valley of Heart’s Delight. The town’s grid, historic Murphy Avenue, and nearby baylands reflect that transition from agricultural past to Silicon Valley present—an apt backdrop for a game that mixes history and modern tech.
Expect light urban terrain: paved sidewalks, crosswalks, and short blocks with minimal elevation gain. Typical distance for the 60-minute game is roughly 1–2 miles depending on stops and strategy. Public transit and street parking are nearby; the Sunnyvale Caltrain station sits a short walk from downtown.
Practical tips: wear comfortable walking shoes, bring a charged smartphone and portable battery, and plan for sun or fog depending on season. The game is designed for all fitness levels and is stroller-accessible; service animals are allowed. Keep an eye on traffic when racing for bonus points, and respect private property and local businesses while scavenging.
It’s a social, fast-paced way to see Sunnyvale’s civic heart while testing observation, strategy, and team pace—no actual zombies required.