THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Turn Exeter’s historic streets into an apocalypse playground with a one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt. Compete for points, complete zombie challenges and explore the city with a remote host guiding you from afar.
Turn Exeter’s historic streets into an apocalypse playground with a one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt. Compete for points, complete zombie challenges and explore the city with a remote host guiding you from afar.
The rain-slick cobbles of Exeter glint as your team taps the app and accepts the first challenge: find something that could keep you alive after an apocalypse. You move through narrow lanes, across the medieval High Street and toward the Quay where the River Exe dares you to pause and plan your next move.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Exeter, Devon
The rain-slick cobbles of Exeter glint as your team taps the app and accepts the first challenge: find something that could keep you alive after an apocalypse. You move through narrow lanes, across the medieval High Street and toward the Quay where the River Exe dares you to pause and plan your next move.
Exeter wears history on its face — Roman walls, a Norman cathedral and Victorian bridges — and the game threads questions about survival through that fabric of place. Geology shows here in red Permian sandstones at the river’s edge and in the low rolling hills that cradle the city; culture appears in independent bookshops, street-side cafes and the occasional busker who becomes an unpaid NPC.
Expect to hunt for ordinary objects — a torch, a tin, a bandana — and complete playful zombie-themed tasks in any order you choose. The app keeps score and a remote host monitors progress by chat, offering hints when you stall. It’s self-guided walking with digital support: low impact, highly social, and easy to pace to your group.
Practical notes: plan for about an hour on foot, wear grippy shoes for wet stone, and keep phones charged — the app and leaderboard are the game. Start in daylight to read clues and spot small items; the game is stroller-friendly and pets are allowed if controlled. Public transport drops you close to the city center, and there are plenty of cafes to debrief over warm drinks when you’ve proved your survival skills.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for almost any fitness level — mostly flat urban walking over cobbles and paved paths.
The activity is designed to take approximately one hour, but you can move faster or slower — the app records your score whenever you finish.
The booking requires one ticket per booking; you can play as a private group — check the vendor confirmation for group size guidance.
No — the hunt is self-guided through the app with a remote host available by chat for hints and support.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; check your booking for specific cutoffs.
Exeter began as a Roman fortress and later grew around a medieval cathedral; its High Street preserves layers of the city’s trading past.
Stay on public paths, carry out any trash, and avoid disturbing riverbanks — the Exe estuary is an important habitat for birds and marine life.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The rain-slick cobbles of Exeter glint as your team taps the app and accepts the first challenge: find something that could keep you alive after an apocalypse. You move through narrow lanes, across the medieval High Street and toward the Quay where the River Exe dares you to pause and plan your next move.
The rain-slick cobbles of Exeter glint as your team taps the app and accepts the first challenge: find something that could keep you alive after an apocalypse. You move through narrow lanes, across the medieval High Street and toward the Quay where the River Exe dares you to pause and plan your next move.
Exeter wears history on its face — Roman walls, a Norman cathedral and Victorian bridges — and the game threads questions about survival through that fabric of place. Geology shows here in red Permian sandstones at the river’s edge and in the low rolling hills that cradle the city; culture appears in independent bookshops, street-side cafes and the occasional busker who becomes an unpaid NPC.
Expect to hunt for ordinary objects — a torch, a tin, a bandana — and complete playful zombie-themed tasks in any order you choose. The app keeps score and a remote host monitors progress by chat, offering hints when you stall. It’s self-guided walking with digital support: low impact, highly social, and easy to pace to your group.
Practical notes: plan for about an hour on foot, wear grippy shoes for wet stone, and keep phones charged — the app and leaderboard are the game. Start in daylight to read clues and spot small items; the game is stroller-friendly and pets are allowed if controlled. Public transport drops you close to the city center, and there are plenty of cafes to debrief over warm drinks when you’ve proved your survival skills.