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Race the clock and outscore the undead in an app-powered scavenger hunt through downtown Augusta. Mix historic streets, riverfront views and playful challenges in a one-hour urban adventure.
Race the clock and outscore the undead in an app-powered scavenger hunt through downtown Augusta. Mix historic streets, riverfront views and playful challenges in a one-hour urban adventure.
You step off Broad Street with your phone humming and a mission: survive. The Savannah River stares back, daring you to move faster as the app feeds you a list of scavenger items and zombie-themed mini-challenges. Teams fan out—around historic storefronts, past muraled brick, and along the Riverwalk—trying to turn ordinary storefronts and park benches into lifelines.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Augusta, Georgia
You step off Broad Street with your phone humming and a mission: survive. The Savannah River stares back, daring you to move faster as the app feeds you a list of scavenger items and zombie-themed mini-challenges. Teams fan out—around historic storefronts, past muraled brick, and along the Riverwalk—trying to turn ordinary storefronts and park benches into lifelines.
Augusta was established in 1736 at the Fall Line where the Piedmont meets the Coastal Plain; that change in landform created the river corridor that shaped the city’s growth. The downtown grid still carries relics of the cotton and shipping economy, and pockets of music culture—James Brown’s legacy is felt in neighborhood clubs and festivals. Geological transitions are subtle here: mostly flat streets with occasional short staircases and river bluff viewpoints.
This is a self-guided, app-driven walking game designed for about an hour of urban exploration. Expect paved sidewalks, controlled street crossings and light elevation—roughly 1–2 miles depending on your route and competitive appetite. Practical prep: download the Zombie Scavengers app beforehand, fully charge your phone, and pick a starting point on Broad Street or the Riverwalk for easy navigation. Wear supportive shoes and carry a small water bottle; summer days can be hot and humid while spring and fall are ideal for brisk scoring.
A remote host monitors in-app chat if you need hints. Aim for high-value challenges early, keep an eye on local traffic when darting between clues, and leave no trace—this is urban play, not urban impact. When the timer ends, check the leaderboard and trade stories of the city’s corners you just put to the test.
easy.
1 hour.
Light walking fitness; suitable for people who can walk 1–2 miles across paved city streets.
Each booking covers one team; check the operator’s ticketing rules—most games allow multiple players on one booking but require one device per team.
Yes—physical demand is low and strollers are accessible; younger players may need supervision for road crossings and app navigation.
Contact the operator at the provided phone number; they send instructions before the start and can troubleshoot app issues.
The game is self-guided and can be started during daylight hours—confirm availability and local event schedules to avoid crowded times.
Augusta was founded in 1736 on the Fall Line; the city grew as a transportation and cotton trading hub along the Savannah River, shaping its compact downtown layout.
Respect historic properties and private storefronts during gameplay; stick to sidewalks and public spaces to minimize impact and support ongoing riverfront cleanup efforts.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off Broad Street with your phone humming and a mission: survive. The Savannah River stares back, daring you to move faster as the app feeds you a list of scavenger items and zombie-themed mini-challenges. Teams fan out—around historic storefronts, past muraled brick, and along the Riverwalk—trying to turn ordinary storefronts and park benches into lifelines.
You step off Broad Street with your phone humming and a mission: survive. The Savannah River stares back, daring you to move faster as the app feeds you a list of scavenger items and zombie-themed mini-challenges. Teams fan out—around historic storefronts, past muraled brick, and along the Riverwalk—trying to turn ordinary storefronts and park benches into lifelines.
Augusta was established in 1736 at the Fall Line where the Piedmont meets the Coastal Plain; that change in landform created the river corridor that shaped the city’s growth. The downtown grid still carries relics of the cotton and shipping economy, and pockets of music culture—James Brown’s legacy is felt in neighborhood clubs and festivals. Geological transitions are subtle here: mostly flat streets with occasional short staircases and river bluff viewpoints.
This is a self-guided, app-driven walking game designed for about an hour of urban exploration. Expect paved sidewalks, controlled street crossings and light elevation—roughly 1–2 miles depending on your route and competitive appetite. Practical prep: download the Zombie Scavengers app beforehand, fully charge your phone, and pick a starting point on Broad Street or the Riverwalk for easy navigation. Wear supportive shoes and carry a small water bottle; summer days can be hot and humid while spring and fall are ideal for brisk scoring.
A remote host monitors in-app chat if you need hints. Aim for high-value challenges early, keep an eye on local traffic when darting between clues, and leave no trace—this is urban play, not urban impact. When the timer ends, check the leaderboard and trade stories of the city’s corners you just put to the test.