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Turn Kent’s streets into an app-driven survival arena with Zombie Scavengers. This one-hour, self-guided scavenger hunt tasks teams to find items, complete themed challenges, and outscore competitors across the country—guided remotely the whole way.
Turn Kent’s streets into an app-driven survival arena with Zombie Scavengers. This one-hour, self-guided scavenger hunt tasks teams to find items, complete themed challenges, and outscore competitors across the country—guided remotely the whole way.
You step into downtown Kent with your phone buzzing: the app has logged your team and a remote host watches from afar. Streets that feed commuter traffic become checkpoints; alleys and plazas turn into staging grounds for makeshift survival strategies. The game pushes you to move smart—scan storefronts for scavenger items, improvise props for challenges, and race to earn points before time runs out.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Kent, Washington
You step into downtown Kent with your phone buzzing: the app has logged your team and a remote host watches from afar. Streets that feed commuter traffic become checkpoints; alleys and plazas turn into staging grounds for makeshift survival strategies. The game pushes you to move smart—scan storefronts for scavenger items, improvise props for challenges, and race to earn points before time runs out.
Kent’s streets sit on glacially deposited soils above the Green River valley. The town shifted from 19th-century agriculture into an industrial suburb as rail lines and post-war manufacturing reshaped the landscape—today that history shows in brick facades, parks, and chain stores where you’ll hunt. The game’s urban canvas includes civic plazas, public art, and neighborhood pockets that reward curiosity: check small parks along the Green River and the quieter edges of Lake Meridian for creative photo challenges.
This scavenger hunt is self-guided but supported remotely, designed for casual walkers rather than hikers—expect flat pavement, some stairs, and crowds on weekends. Plan for one hour of active searching and short bursts of running between objectives. Bring a fully charged smartphone, a portable battery, and comfortable footwear; public transit and Kent Station make arrival easy but carry directions offline in case of patchy service. Leave no trace—don’t access private property or trespass for points.
The experience is social and flexible: play competitively or casually, adapt challenges to your group, and use the host’s chat if you need hints. Finish with a drink at a local café and a quick look at the river—victory in an urban survival game is as much about wit as it is about speed.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most activity levels; requires short bursts of walking or running and basic mobility
The experience runs about 60 minutes from start to finish; allow additional time for arrival and setup.
Yes — the game uses a mobile app to deliver item lists, challenges, and chat with your remote host.
Yes — the activity is stroller-accessible and suitable for a wide range of ages, though some challenges may require adult assistance.
The remote host can assist via chat, but bring a portable charger and consider downloading directions or screenshots ahead of time to reduce interruptions.
Kent began as a farming and rail town in the 19th century and later grew into an industrial suburb as rail and manufacturing expanded, shaping its mix of parks and commercial corridors.
Stay on public paths, pack out any litter, and avoid disturbing riverbanks; the Green River watershed benefits from low-impact recreation and community cleanups.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into downtown Kent with your phone buzzing: the app has logged your team and a remote host watches from afar. Streets that feed commuter traffic become checkpoints; alleys and plazas turn into staging grounds for makeshift survival strategies. The game pushes you to move smart—scan storefronts for scavenger items, improvise props for challenges, and race to earn points before time runs out.
You step into downtown Kent with your phone buzzing: the app has logged your team and a remote host watches from afar. Streets that feed commuter traffic become checkpoints; alleys and plazas turn into staging grounds for makeshift survival strategies. The game pushes you to move smart—scan storefronts for scavenger items, improvise props for challenges, and race to earn points before time runs out.
Kent’s streets sit on glacially deposited soils above the Green River valley. The town shifted from 19th-century agriculture into an industrial suburb as rail lines and post-war manufacturing reshaped the landscape—today that history shows in brick facades, parks, and chain stores where you’ll hunt. The game’s urban canvas includes civic plazas, public art, and neighborhood pockets that reward curiosity: check small parks along the Green River and the quieter edges of Lake Meridian for creative photo challenges.
This scavenger hunt is self-guided but supported remotely, designed for casual walkers rather than hikers—expect flat pavement, some stairs, and crowds on weekends. Plan for one hour of active searching and short bursts of running between objectives. Bring a fully charged smartphone, a portable battery, and comfortable footwear; public transit and Kent Station make arrival easy but carry directions offline in case of patchy service. Leave no trace—don’t access private property or trespass for points.
The experience is social and flexible: play competitively or casually, adapt challenges to your group, and use the host’s chat if you need hints. Finish with a drink at a local café and a quick look at the river—victory in an urban survival game is as much about wit as it is about speed.