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Race the clock through Saskatoon’s riverfront streets in an app-led scavenger hunt by Zombie Scavengers. Use strategy, local clues and a remote host to collect survival items and score points in this lively one-hour urban game.
Race the clock through Saskatoon’s riverfront streets in an app-led scavenger hunt by Zombie Scavengers. Use strategy, local clues and a remote host to collect survival items and score points in this lively one-hour urban game.
You step off the riverwalk with the South Saskatchewan pressing against the city’s edge, the water daring you to stray from your route. Concrete and brick give way to unexpected clues — a mural, a bronze plaque, a cafe window stacked with oddities — each a beat in a one-hour race to collect the items that will keep your team alive.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
You step off the riverwalk with the South Saskatchewan pressing against the city’s edge, the water daring you to stray from your route. Concrete and brick give way to unexpected clues — a mural, a bronze plaque, a cafe window stacked with oddities — each a beat in a one-hour race to collect the items that will keep your team alive.
Saskatoon’s streets carry layers of history: Indigenous use of the river valley, Métis settlement, and the boom of early 20th‑century grain and rail. The scavenger hunt routes wind through downtown, the Broadway district and parts of the Meewasin Valley Trail, where glacially sculpted banks still show the city’s geological bones. Culture here is vocal — public art, vibrant local shops and festivals that give each block a distinct personality.
The game is app-driven and remote-hosted: download the Zombie Scavengers app, form your team, and set a strategy. Challenges are flexible — find items in any order, score points for creativity and speed, and message a virtual host if you hit a snag.
Practicalities: plan for paved sidewalks, short curbs and modest elevation changes; expect 1–3 km of walking in an hour. Bring a fully charged phone, a small water bottle and comfortable shoes. Public transit and parking are available near starting points. Be mindful of private property and local businesses; the aim is playful exploration, not disruption.
This is city adventure pared down to essentials: quick, social, and rooted in Saskatoon’s river-edge character — ideal for groups who want an active, clever way to discover the city.
easy.
1 hour.
Low—suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable walking up to 3 km over an hour.
The standard game lasts about 60 minutes, though teams can move at their own pace within that timeframe.
Yes, the experience uses the Zombie Scavengers app for tasks, scoring and chat with the remote host.
Yes—routes are stroller-accessible and suitable for families; adjust your pace and challenge choices accordingly.
A remote host monitors your game via the app and can provide hints or technical support through chat.
Saskatoon grew along the South Saskatchewan River; the river valley was long used by Indigenous peoples and later developed through trade, rail and agriculture that shaped the city’s layout.
The Meewasin Valley Authority manages riverbank trails and encourages low-impact recreation—stick to paths and pack out trash to protect riparian habitat.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the riverwalk with the South Saskatchewan pressing against the city’s edge, the water daring you to stray from your route. Concrete and brick give way to unexpected clues — a mural, a bronze plaque, a cafe window stacked with oddities — each a beat in a one-hour race to collect the items that will keep your team alive.
You step off the riverwalk with the South Saskatchewan pressing against the city’s edge, the water daring you to stray from your route. Concrete and brick give way to unexpected clues — a mural, a bronze plaque, a cafe window stacked with oddities — each a beat in a one-hour race to collect the items that will keep your team alive.
Saskatoon’s streets carry layers of history: Indigenous use of the river valley, Métis settlement, and the boom of early 20th‑century grain and rail. The scavenger hunt routes wind through downtown, the Broadway district and parts of the Meewasin Valley Trail, where glacially sculpted banks still show the city’s geological bones. Culture here is vocal — public art, vibrant local shops and festivals that give each block a distinct personality.
The game is app-driven and remote-hosted: download the Zombie Scavengers app, form your team, and set a strategy. Challenges are flexible — find items in any order, score points for creativity and speed, and message a virtual host if you hit a snag.
Practicalities: plan for paved sidewalks, short curbs and modest elevation changes; expect 1–3 km of walking in an hour. Bring a fully charged phone, a small water bottle and comfortable shoes. Public transit and parking are available near starting points. Be mindful of private property and local businesses; the aim is playful exploration, not disruption.
This is city adventure pared down to essentials: quick, social, and rooted in Saskatoon’s river-edge character — ideal for groups who want an active, clever way to discover the city.