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Explore Grande Prairie as if the city were your survival playground: a one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt where teams collect items and complete zombie-themed challenges. It’s a casual urban walk that reveals local art, riverfront paths and pockets of history through play.
Explore Grande Prairie as if the city were your survival playground: a one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt where teams collect items and complete zombie-themed challenges. It’s a casual urban walk that reveals local art, riverfront paths and pockets of history through play.
The game begins on a brisk Grande Prairie street where storefronts become safe houses and the riverbank dares you to veer off the map. Teams open the app, receive a list of survival items and challenges, and scatter across blocks of civic art, parks and historical façades—each find earning points toward surviving a playful apocalypse.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Grande Prairie, Alberta
The game begins on a brisk Grande Prairie street where storefronts become safe houses and the riverbank dares you to veer off the map. Teams open the app, receive a list of survival items and challenges, and scatter across blocks of civic art, parks and historical façades—each find earning points toward surviving a playful apocalypse.
Grande Prairie sits on rolling glacial tills at the northern edge of Alberta's boreal transition. The city grew from a regional trading crossroads and the legacy of fur trade routes still frames local place names and museums. Players will pass plazas, murals and riverfront pathways carved by the Wapiti River, encountering prairie cottonwoods that mark a landscape shaped by ice and water rather than mountain peaks.
This activity is a self-guided, hour-long urban walk using the Zombie Scavengers app and a remote host via chat. Expect flat terrain, short paved sections and some gravel in park areas; total distance typically ranges 2–4 km depending on routes chosen. The experience blends light competition with local discovery—coffee shops, public art and small historical markers become objectives as much as scenery.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone and a small battery pack, wear supportive walking shoes, and plan for 60 minutes of movement at a casual pace. Start mid-morning or early evening to avoid peak street traffic and to see murals in flattering light. Stay aware of private property, follow local bylaws, and tip or patronize small businesses you encounter. For families, set a comfortable pace and agree on boundaries before you begin.
easy.
60 minutes.
Lightly active: suitable for most fitness levels; able to walk 2–4 km and climb short stairs.
After booking you’ll receive instructions to download the Zombie Scavengers app, open the assigned game in Grande Prairie at your scheduled time, and follow the in-app prompts to begin.
Yes—this is family-friendly and physically easy; younger children may need assistance with the app and should be supervised near roads.
Yes—Grande Prairie’s central areas are served by local transit and many meeting points are walkable from downtown accommodations.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time per the booking terms.
Grande Prairie developed as a regional service center on trade and transportation routes; the area sits on lands historically used by Indigenous peoples and early trading posts.
Keep the game low-impact by not littering, staying on public paths, and supporting small businesses rather than leaving waste at clue sites.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The game begins on a brisk Grande Prairie street where storefronts become safe houses and the riverbank dares you to veer off the map. Teams open the app, receive a list of survival items and challenges, and scatter across blocks of civic art, parks and historical façades—each find earning points toward surviving a playful apocalypse.
The game begins on a brisk Grande Prairie street where storefronts become safe houses and the riverbank dares you to veer off the map. Teams open the app, receive a list of survival items and challenges, and scatter across blocks of civic art, parks and historical façades—each find earning points toward surviving a playful apocalypse.
Grande Prairie sits on rolling glacial tills at the northern edge of Alberta's boreal transition. The city grew from a regional trading crossroads and the legacy of fur trade routes still frames local place names and museums. Players will pass plazas, murals and riverfront pathways carved by the Wapiti River, encountering prairie cottonwoods that mark a landscape shaped by ice and water rather than mountain peaks.
This activity is a self-guided, hour-long urban walk using the Zombie Scavengers app and a remote host via chat. Expect flat terrain, short paved sections and some gravel in park areas; total distance typically ranges 2–4 km depending on routes chosen. The experience blends light competition with local discovery—coffee shops, public art and small historical markers become objectives as much as scenery.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone and a small battery pack, wear supportive walking shoes, and plan for 60 minutes of movement at a casual pace. Start mid-morning or early evening to avoid peak street traffic and to see murals in flattering light. Stay aware of private property, follow local bylaws, and tip or patronize small businesses you encounter. For families, set a comfortable pace and agree on boundaries before you begin.