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Turn Antioch’s streets into a timed survival game. This app-driven scavenger hunt sends you across downtown and the riverfront looking for survival items and challenges — all in 60 minutes with a remote host and national leaderboard.
Turn Antioch’s streets into a timed survival game. This app-driven scavenger hunt sends you across downtown and the riverfront looking for survival items and challenges — all in 60 minutes with a remote host and national leaderboard.
You tap the app and the city becomes an arena: storefronts, riverfront walkways and public plazas suddenly matter as much as headlines on your screen. In a 60-minute loop through central Antioch you’ll chase virtual objectives, complete themed challenges and rack up points while a remote host monitors your progress from afar.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Antioch, California
You tap the app and the city becomes an arena: storefronts, riverfront walkways and public plazas suddenly matter as much as headlines on your screen. In a 60-minute loop through central Antioch you’ll chase virtual objectives, complete themed challenges and rack up points while a remote host monitors your progress from afar.
Antioch sits on the edge of the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta, a 19th-century river port shaped by shipping and rail. Streets here are flat with scattered parks and old commercial blocks that tell a practical story of regional industry and community life. The scavenger-hunt format leans on that civic fabric — murals, benches and public signs all become clues — so you’ll move through neighborhoods that reveal small local histories more than sweeping vistas.
Expect city sidewalks, short blocks and minimal elevation change; a typical 60-minute route covers roughly 1–2.5 miles depending on how aggressively you pursue objectives. Play is app-driven and self-guided: find items in any order, complete mini-challenges for bonus points, and compare your score on a national leaderboard. A remote chat host is available if you need help.
Practical edge: bring a charged phone with data, wear comfortable walking shoes, and plan for traffic and intersections. Respect private property and local businesses — challenges are designed for public spaces. For families and mixed-ability groups, the route is stroller- and service-animal-friendly, but you control pace and route. In short: it’s urban puzzle-solving with a timer, best for people who like strategy, quick walking and a playful way to see a working river town.
easy.
60 minutes.
Suitable for most fitness levels — light to moderate walking with frequent stops for clues and photos.
No — the experience is self-guided via the app; a remote host is available by chat for assistance.
The standard session is 60 minutes and typically covers 1–2.5 miles depending on how many objectives you pursue.
The activity is family-friendly and listed as stroller-accessible; service animals are allowed, and the pace is adjustable for different abilities.
Mobile tickets are accepted; you’ll receive instructions by message before the game explaining how to start.
Antioch developed in the mid-19th century as a river and rail hub on the Delta; its downtown reflects that working-town history more than tourist infrastructure.
Stick to marked public areas and avoid disturbing riverfront habitats; trash and noise can impact sensitive Delta birdlife.
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 becomes an arena: storefronts, riverfront walkways and public plazas suddenly matter as much as headlines on your screen. In a 60-minute loop through central Antioch you’ll chase virtual objectives, complete themed challenges and rack up points while a remote host monitors your progress from afar.
You tap the app and the city becomes an arena: storefronts, riverfront walkways and public plazas suddenly matter as much as headlines on your screen. In a 60-minute loop through central Antioch you’ll chase virtual objectives, complete themed challenges and rack up points while a remote host monitors your progress from afar.
Antioch sits on the edge of the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta, a 19th-century river port shaped by shipping and rail. Streets here are flat with scattered parks and old commercial blocks that tell a practical story of regional industry and community life. The scavenger-hunt format leans on that civic fabric — murals, benches and public signs all become clues — so you’ll move through neighborhoods that reveal small local histories more than sweeping vistas.
Expect city sidewalks, short blocks and minimal elevation change; a typical 60-minute route covers roughly 1–2.5 miles depending on how aggressively you pursue objectives. Play is app-driven and self-guided: find items in any order, complete mini-challenges for bonus points, and compare your score on a national leaderboard. A remote chat host is available if you need help.
Practical edge: bring a charged phone with data, wear comfortable walking shoes, and plan for traffic and intersections. Respect private property and local businesses — challenges are designed for public spaces. For families and mixed-ability groups, the route is stroller- and service-animal-friendly, but you control pace and route. In short: it’s urban puzzle-solving with a timer, best for people who like strategy, quick walking and a playful way to see a working river town.