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Transform Chattanooga into an urban survival map with a one-hour, app-driven Zombie Scavengers game. Hunt items, complete themed challenges, and strategize routes through downtown for the highest score.
Transform Chattanooga into an urban survival map with a one-hour, app-driven Zombie Scavengers game. Hunt items, complete themed challenges, and strategize routes through downtown for the highest score.
You tap the app and the city rearranges itself into a map of needs: canned goods on a diner counter, a flashlight tucked under a park bench, clues scribbled into public art. Downtown Chattanooga, with the Tennessee River sliding cold and quick past its piers, becomes a playground where strategy matters as much as speed.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Chattanooga, Tennessee
You tap the app and the city rearranges itself into a map of needs: canned goods on a diner counter, a flashlight tucked under a park bench, clues scribbled into public art. Downtown Chattanooga, with the Tennessee River sliding cold and quick past its piers, becomes a playground where strategy matters as much as speed.
The streets here carry history—the river and railroads that turned Chattanooga into a Civil War prize—and geology that nudges the city against Lookout Mountain’s limestone spine. That mix gives the hunt texture: brick alleys, riverfront promenades, and plazas lined by murals and musicians. Local culture shows up in the challenges—barbecue joints, music venues, and public squares that reward teams who know to look up and into shop windows.
This is a one-hour, app-driven, self-guided walking game where teams earn points by locating listed items and completing themed challenges. A remote host is available in-app for help. Play at your own pace: choose targets in any order, balance distance against points, and use shortcuts through parks or transit to maximize scoring. Expect 1–2 miles of walking on paved sidewalks and occasional stairs, urban terrain with standard pedestrian obstacles.
Practical prep: charge your phone fully, wear supportive shoes, and bring a small daypack for water and found trinkets. Peak times are late afternoon to early evening when downtown hums; mornings are quieter for families or stroller access. Keep respect for local businesses and public spaces—this is urban play, not urban disruption—and have a strategy: prioritize high-value items that cluster together to shave minutes and boost your final ranking.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to walk 1–2 miles comfortably.
The standard game runs 60 minutes, but you can pause only as allowed by the app’s rules for that session.
No—this is suitable for individuals, couples, and groups; strategy helps but there’s no required experience.
Sidewalk routes are generally stroller-accessible; service animals are allowed but check busy areas and stairs in parts of downtown.
You’ll receive a pre-game message with start instructions and an in-app chat connects you to a remote host for troubleshooting.
Chattanooga grew as a river and rail junction; Lookout Mountain and the river shaped its industrial and Civil War-era significance.
Stick to sidewalks and public paths, dispose of litter, and avoid removing or disturbing public art; keeping downtown clean preserves the experience for residents and visitors.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You tap the app and the city rearranges itself into a map of needs: canned goods on a diner counter, a flashlight tucked under a park bench, clues scribbled into public art. Downtown Chattanooga, with the Tennessee River sliding cold and quick past its piers, becomes a playground where strategy matters as much as speed.
You tap the app and the city rearranges itself into a map of needs: canned goods on a diner counter, a flashlight tucked under a park bench, clues scribbled into public art. Downtown Chattanooga, with the Tennessee River sliding cold and quick past its piers, becomes a playground where strategy matters as much as speed.
The streets here carry history—the river and railroads that turned Chattanooga into a Civil War prize—and geology that nudges the city against Lookout Mountain’s limestone spine. That mix gives the hunt texture: brick alleys, riverfront promenades, and plazas lined by murals and musicians. Local culture shows up in the challenges—barbecue joints, music venues, and public squares that reward teams who know to look up and into shop windows.
This is a one-hour, app-driven, self-guided walking game where teams earn points by locating listed items and completing themed challenges. A remote host is available in-app for help. Play at your own pace: choose targets in any order, balance distance against points, and use shortcuts through parks or transit to maximize scoring. Expect 1–2 miles of walking on paved sidewalks and occasional stairs, urban terrain with standard pedestrian obstacles.
Practical prep: charge your phone fully, wear supportive shoes, and bring a small daypack for water and found trinkets. Peak times are late afternoon to early evening when downtown hums; mornings are quieter for families or stroller access. Keep respect for local businesses and public spaces—this is urban play, not urban disruption—and have a strategy: prioritize high-value items that cluster together to shave minutes and boost your final ranking.