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Turn Burlington’s streets into a strategic playground. The Hunt is a self-guided, app-driven cat-and-mouse game—teams hide, chase, and outwit each other across downtown blocks and waterfront paths. Read on for what to expect and how to prepare.
Turn Burlington’s streets into a strategic playground. The Hunt is a self-guided, app-driven cat-and-mouse game—teams hide, chase, and outwit each other across downtown blocks and waterfront paths. Read on for what to expect and how to prepare.
The city grid tightens into a playground as you tap open the app and the clock starts. Church Street hums with pedestrians, the waterfront breeze nudges you toward the lake, and suddenly the familiar blocks feel like a cross between a street-level board and a live-action puzzle. Teams split into criminals and police; every corner, alleyway and park bench becomes a strategic choice.
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Operated by Qula · Burlington, Vermont
The city grid tightens into a playground as you tap open the app and the clock starts. Church Street hums with pedestrians, the waterfront breeze nudges you toward the lake, and suddenly the familiar blocks feel like a cross between a street-level board and a live-action puzzle. Teams split into criminals and police; every corner, alleyway and park bench becomes a strategic choice.
Burlington’s compact downtown—laid out in the 18th century and shaped by Lake Champlain—gives the game a strong sense of place. Historic brick storefronts, the open expanse of the Burlington Waterfront, and short stair-lined streets around Battery Park create varied terrain and quick sight-lines that reward planning and speed.
Expect close-quarters sprinting, short bursts of low-impact running, and lots of walking between objectives; the app times rounds and assigns roles. The experience mixes urban navigation with quick decision-making rather than physical endurance. Public transit and pedestrian-friendly streets make logistics simple, and the game’s self-guided format lets groups set their own tempo.
Practical essentials: charge your phone and preload the login (organizers create accounts after booking), wear grippy shoes for wet pavement, and keep hydration handy. Aim to play in daylight—sight-lines are easier and you're less likely to trip on uneven sidewalks. Be mindful of local foot traffic, respect private property, and leave no trace in parks.
For groups who like a fast, tactical urban game that’s low on gear but high on adrenaline, The Hunt in Burlington delivers a clear, compact, and city-flavored chase.
easy.
2 hours.
Light to moderate—suitable for casual walkers who can do short bursts of running
Bookings are private for your group; check the vendor’s maximums but the format works well for small teams—4–10 players provides balanced roles.
Self-guided: you receive a game login by email and run the scenario from your phone with no on-site guide.
Service animals are allowed; pets should not be part of active play for safety and liability reasons.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time per the vendor’s policy.
Burlington’s downtown grew around its lakefront trade in the late 18th and 19th centuries; Church Street Marketplace, a pedestrian mall, anchors much of the modern urban fabric used during play.
Keep play to public spaces and marked trails; Burlington maintains active efforts to protect Lake Champlain and urban green spaces—avoid littering and respect signage.
Qula operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The city grid tightens into a playground as you tap open the app and the clock starts. Church Street hums with pedestrians, the waterfront breeze nudges you toward the lake, and suddenly the familiar blocks feel like a cross between a street-level board and a live-action puzzle. Teams split into criminals and police; every corner, alleyway and park bench becomes a strategic choice.
The city grid tightens into a playground as you tap open the app and the clock starts. Church Street hums with pedestrians, the waterfront breeze nudges you toward the lake, and suddenly the familiar blocks feel like a cross between a street-level board and a live-action puzzle. Teams split into criminals and police; every corner, alleyway and park bench becomes a strategic choice.
Burlington’s compact downtown—laid out in the 18th century and shaped by Lake Champlain—gives the game a strong sense of place. Historic brick storefronts, the open expanse of the Burlington Waterfront, and short stair-lined streets around Battery Park create varied terrain and quick sight-lines that reward planning and speed.
Expect close-quarters sprinting, short bursts of low-impact running, and lots of walking between objectives; the app times rounds and assigns roles. The experience mixes urban navigation with quick decision-making rather than physical endurance. Public transit and pedestrian-friendly streets make logistics simple, and the game’s self-guided format lets groups set their own tempo.
Practical essentials: charge your phone and preload the login (organizers create accounts after booking), wear grippy shoes for wet pavement, and keep hydration handy. Aim to play in daylight—sight-lines are easier and you're less likely to trip on uneven sidewalks. Be mindful of local foot traffic, respect private property, and leave no trace in parks.
For groups who like a fast, tactical urban game that’s low on gear but high on adrenaline, The Hunt in Burlington delivers a clear, compact, and city-flavored chase.