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Turn Ogden into your apocalypse playground with a one‑hour, app-driven scavenger hunt. Hunt for survival items across the city, complete zombie‑themed challenges, and interact with a remote host while you explore streets, murals and historic sites.
Turn Ogden into your apocalypse playground with a one‑hour, app-driven scavenger hunt. Hunt for survival items across the city, complete zombie‑themed challenges, and interact with a remote host while you explore streets, murals and historic sites.
You step off Historic 25th Street with your phone buzzing — the app marks your first objective and the city seems to lean in, alleys daring you to look closer. Wind rushes down from the nearby Wasatch foothills, pushing fallen leaves along the sidewalk as you and your team scan storefronts, murals and pocket parks for the items that will keep you alive in this playful apocalypse.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Ogden, Utah
You step off Historic 25th Street with your phone buzzing — the app marks your first objective and the city seems to lean in, alleys daring you to look closer. Wind rushes down from the nearby Wasatch foothills, pushing fallen leaves along the sidewalk as you and your team scan storefronts, murals and pocket parks for the items that will keep you alive in this playful apocalypse.
Ogden’s story is written in rails and brick: a 19th-century railroad hub that still hums with freight history around Union Station. Geologically, the city sits at the foot of the Wasatch Range, where mountain runoff carved the Ogden River corridor; culturally, neighborhoods like 25th Street host cafes, galleries and public art that make clever hiding spots for scavenger items.
This Zombie Scavengers game is self‑guided and app-driven — you pick your route, gather survival items, and complete themed challenges to score points while a remote host monitors progress via chat. It’s urban adventure with a social-game layer: expect short walks, street-level navigation, and interactions with public spaces and businesses.
Practical guidance: bring a charged smartphone and a battery pack, wear comfortable walking shoes, and choose start times to avoid the midday heat or evening crowds. Respect private property and local businesses; most clues will be found in publicly accessible spots. Allow an hour for the core game, more if you linger for coffee or photos. By the end you’ll know Ogden’s main veins a little better — its history, its murals, and a few sidestreets that reward curiosity.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for all fitness levels; involves light urban walking and standing while using a smartphone
You’ll receive a message before your scheduled start with instructions and a link to the app; open the link and follow the prompts to begin.
No — the game is self-guided so you can begin anywhere in Ogden, though starting near 25th Street or Union Station places you close to many objectives.
Yes — the operator marks the activity as stroller-accessible and suitable for all fitness levels; supervise children around streets and businesses.
A remote host monitors progress via chat and can provide hints or technical help if you need assistance.
Ogden grew as a railroad junction for the transcontinental railroad; Union Station remains a cultural anchor reflecting that heritage.
Stay on sidewalks and public paths, dispose of trash responsibly, and be mindful of local businesses and residents when searching for items.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off Historic 25th Street with your phone buzzing — the app marks your first objective and the city seems to lean in, alleys daring you to look closer. Wind rushes down from the nearby Wasatch foothills, pushing fallen leaves along the sidewalk as you and your team scan storefronts, murals and pocket parks for the items that will keep you alive in this playful apocalypse.
You step off Historic 25th Street with your phone buzzing — the app marks your first objective and the city seems to lean in, alleys daring you to look closer. Wind rushes down from the nearby Wasatch foothills, pushing fallen leaves along the sidewalk as you and your team scan storefronts, murals and pocket parks for the items that will keep you alive in this playful apocalypse.
Ogden’s story is written in rails and brick: a 19th-century railroad hub that still hums with freight history around Union Station. Geologically, the city sits at the foot of the Wasatch Range, where mountain runoff carved the Ogden River corridor; culturally, neighborhoods like 25th Street host cafes, galleries and public art that make clever hiding spots for scavenger items.
This Zombie Scavengers game is self‑guided and app-driven — you pick your route, gather survival items, and complete themed challenges to score points while a remote host monitors progress via chat. It’s urban adventure with a social-game layer: expect short walks, street-level navigation, and interactions with public spaces and businesses.
Practical guidance: bring a charged smartphone and a battery pack, wear comfortable walking shoes, and choose start times to avoid the midday heat or evening crowds. Respect private property and local businesses; most clues will be found in publicly accessible spots. Allow an hour for the core game, more if you linger for coffee or photos. By the end you’ll know Ogden’s main veins a little better — its history, its murals, and a few sidestreets that reward curiosity.