Turn Macon’s streets into a one-hour survival game: an app-led scavenger hunt that sends you past historic sites, murals, and music landmarks. Fast-paced, self-guided, and ideal for groups looking for playful competition in an urban setting.
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A warm wind carries the sound of distant traffic as you tap the start button and step off into Macon’s grid, phone in hand and a list of survival items between you and an imaginary apocalypse. The game bends the city into a playground: brick facades, pocket parks, and murals become checkpoints while strangers turn into teammates or worthy rivals.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Light walking fitness—suitable for most adults and older kids; stroller-friendly on many stretches
Wildlife
History
Macon grew around the Ocmulgee River and preserves Native American mounds and 19th-century architecture; it also has a rich musical legacy including the Allman Brothers and Otis Redding.
Conservation
Play within public spaces, respect private property, and support nearby small businesses; urban walks have lower impact but still benefit from leave-no-trace behavior and mindful litter disposal.
Reserve your spot on the Scavenger Hunt Adventure in Macon by Zombie Scavengers today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Charge your phone
The game runs on your phone and may use GPS and data—start with a full battery or bring a power bank.
Choose a compact route
Stick to a dense downtown loop to maximize item collection and minimize backtracking.
Wear supportive shoes
Expect 1–2 miles on uneven sidewalks and occasional stairs—comfortable, closed-toe shoes help.
Stay aware of traffic
This is an urban walk; use crosswalks and follow local pedestrian signals when racing between clues.
Smartphone with data
Runs the app and chat with the remote host; GPS and data recommended.
Portable charger
Keeps your phone powered for navigation, photos, and the game timer.
Comfortable walking shoes
Support for sidewalks, short hills, and occasional stairs around historic districts.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated during warm months—water fountains are not always convenient.
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