THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Race across Whitby’s waterfront and downtown in a one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt where points come from finding survival items and completing zombie-themed challenges. Ideal for groups, this self-guided game blends local history, lakeside scenery and urban strategy.
Race across Whitby’s waterfront and downtown in a one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt where points come from finding survival items and completing zombie-themed challenges. Ideal for groups, this self-guided game blends local history, lakeside scenery and urban strategy.
You step off the harbour boardwalk and the city becomes a game board — alleys, storefronts and park benches suddenly promise points and peril.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Whitby, Ontario
You step off the harbour boardwalk and the city becomes a game board — alleys, storefronts and park benches suddenly promise points and peril.
Whitby’s Lake Ontario shore pushes gentle waves against the pier as your team opens the app and scans the first clue. The hour moves fast: you’ll sprint for household items, solve zombie-themed challenges and trade strategy over traffic lights and brick facades.
Whitby grew from a 19th-century port and mill town into a lakeside commuter hub; its streets still carry the practical architecture of that working past. The shoreline and nearby conservation lands are products of glacial activity, leaving shallow ridges, sandy spits and clay along the lake that frame easy urban walks.
Culturally the town blends small downtown shops, seasonal markets and a modest arts scene — all useful backdrop for a city-wide game. Local insights: start at the harbour to score easy location-based finds and loop through the historic downtown to hit bonus tasks.
Practical guidance: this is a self-guided, app-driven scavenger hunt with a remote host for support. Expect roughly 60 minutes on foot on mostly paved surfaces; bring a charged phone, comfortable shoes and a small group strategy. Watch traffic when crossing main streets and respect private property — most points come from public spaces.
This format suits families, friend groups and team-building outings. The game is low-impact and urban-focused, offering a playful way to see Whitby’s waterfront, old mills and conservation edges while you race to survive the undead leaderboard.
easy.
1 hour.
Appropriate for most fitness levels — you should be comfortable walking for 45–90 minutes.
No — it’s self-guided via an app with a remote host available by chat for support and tie-breaking.
A booking covers one team; groups of friends or families typically work best in teams of 2–6 people though larger groups can coordinate across multiple devices.
The game runs mainly on paved public streets and waterfront paths; portions are stroller-friendly but accessibility may vary by route—contact the operator for specifics.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
Whitby developed as a 19th-century Lake Ontario port and manufacturing center; many downtown streets reflect that practical industrial past.
Stick to public paths, pack out trash and respect conservation-area rules; these low-impact urban games keep neighborhoods welcoming when players follow local guidelines.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the harbour boardwalk and the city becomes a game board — alleys, storefronts and park benches suddenly promise points and peril.
You step off the harbour boardwalk and the city becomes a game board — alleys, storefronts and park benches suddenly promise points and peril.
Whitby’s Lake Ontario shore pushes gentle waves against the pier as your team opens the app and scans the first clue. The hour moves fast: you’ll sprint for household items, solve zombie-themed challenges and trade strategy over traffic lights and brick facades.
Whitby grew from a 19th-century port and mill town into a lakeside commuter hub; its streets still carry the practical architecture of that working past. The shoreline and nearby conservation lands are products of glacial activity, leaving shallow ridges, sandy spits and clay along the lake that frame easy urban walks.
Culturally the town blends small downtown shops, seasonal markets and a modest arts scene — all useful backdrop for a city-wide game. Local insights: start at the harbour to score easy location-based finds and loop through the historic downtown to hit bonus tasks.
Practical guidance: this is a self-guided, app-driven scavenger hunt with a remote host for support. Expect roughly 60 minutes on foot on mostly paved surfaces; bring a charged phone, comfortable shoes and a small group strategy. Watch traffic when crossing main streets and respect private property — most points come from public spaces.
This format suits families, friend groups and team-building outings. The game is low-impact and urban-focused, offering a playful way to see Whitby’s waterfront, old mills and conservation edges while you race to survive the undead leaderboard.