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Turn New Westminster into your post-apocalyptic playground with a one-hour app-led scavenger hunt. Navigate riverfront parks, historic Columbia Street and quick photo challenges while a remote host scores your team's survival plan.
Turn New Westminster into your post-apocalyptic playground with a one-hour app-led scavenger hunt. Navigate riverfront parks, historic Columbia Street and quick photo challenges while a remote host scores your team's survival plan.
Feet hit warm pavement on Columbia Street and the Fraser River seems to dare you across the quay: slow, wide, and carrying the city’s past downstream. The New Westminster Zombie Scavenger Hunt drops you into this compact Royal City and hands you a virtual checklist — a one-hour sprint of puzzles, photo challenges and scavenged “survival” items played through an app and guided remotely.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · New Westminster, British Columbia
Feet hit warm pavement on Columbia Street and the Fraser River seems to dare you across the quay: slow, wide, and carrying the city’s past downstream. The New Westminster Zombie Scavenger Hunt drops you into this compact Royal City and hands you a virtual checklist — a one-hour sprint of puzzles, photo challenges and scavenged “survival” items played through an app and guided remotely.
Put the place in context: New Westminster began as an early colonial center on the Fraser River and sits on the alluvial soils of the Lower Mainland — flat streets, reclaimed riverfront parks and a mix of Victorian facades and poured-concrete civic blocks. Indigenous communities including the Kwantlen and Musqueam shaped the river routes long before steamships and rail. Today the city’s Pier Park, historic Columbia Street and the riverfront boardwalk are the game’s outdoor stage.
Expect urban pavement, paved park paths and short stair sections — stroller-accessible and graded easy. The host tracks you remotely and you can tackle objectives in any order to maximize points; social strategy and quick photo tasks reward teams as much as speed. Practical tips: carry a charged smartphone with data, use transit to arrive at the Quay, and plan for weather — rain is common outside summer. Morning and early evening play avoids heavier foot traffic.
This is a low-impact, playful urban outing that blends local history, riverfront views and light competition — ideal for families, friends and small groups looking for a purposeful walk with a thematic twist.
easy.
1 hour.
Minimal fitness; suitable for families, seniors and stroller users, though mobility varies by pace
The standard experience is 1 hour, but you can move at your own pace within that time and extend exploration independently afterward.
Yes — the route is stroller-accessible and designed for mixed ages, though younger kids may need help with app tasks and some photo challenges.
No — the host is remote and available via chat to answer questions and score challenges during your game.
The activity runs rain or shine; cancellations aren’t automatic for weather, so bring appropriate rain gear and check refund windows if you need to cancel 24+ hours in advance.
New Westminster served as the colonial capital in the 19th century and grew around river trade; canneries and steamship routes shaped its waterfront development.
The Fraser River corridor is ecologically important; stick to paths, dispose of waste properly and respect signage protecting habitat and shoreline restoration areas.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Feet hit warm pavement on Columbia Street and the Fraser River seems to dare you across the quay: slow, wide, and carrying the city’s past downstream. The New Westminster Zombie Scavenger Hunt drops you into this compact Royal City and hands you a virtual checklist — a one-hour sprint of puzzles, photo challenges and scavenged “survival” items played through an app and guided remotely.
Feet hit warm pavement on Columbia Street and the Fraser River seems to dare you across the quay: slow, wide, and carrying the city’s past downstream. The New Westminster Zombie Scavenger Hunt drops you into this compact Royal City and hands you a virtual checklist — a one-hour sprint of puzzles, photo challenges and scavenged “survival” items played through an app and guided remotely.
Put the place in context: New Westminster began as an early colonial center on the Fraser River and sits on the alluvial soils of the Lower Mainland — flat streets, reclaimed riverfront parks and a mix of Victorian facades and poured-concrete civic blocks. Indigenous communities including the Kwantlen and Musqueam shaped the river routes long before steamships and rail. Today the city’s Pier Park, historic Columbia Street and the riverfront boardwalk are the game’s outdoor stage.
Expect urban pavement, paved park paths and short stair sections — stroller-accessible and graded easy. The host tracks you remotely and you can tackle objectives in any order to maximize points; social strategy and quick photo tasks reward teams as much as speed. Practical tips: carry a charged smartphone with data, use transit to arrive at the Quay, and plan for weather — rain is common outside summer. Morning and early evening play avoids heavier foot traffic.
This is a low-impact, playful urban outing that blends local history, riverfront views and light competition — ideal for families, friends and small groups looking for a purposeful walk with a thematic twist.