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Race through Langley with a phone and a purpose: collect survival items, complete themed challenges, and outscore rival teams in an hour-long app-driven scavenger hunt. Play at your own pace with remote host support.
Race through Langley with a phone and a purpose: collect survival items, complete themed challenges, and outscore rival teams in an hour-long app-driven scavenger hunt. Play at your own pace with remote host support.
You step off King Street with a phone buzzing in your hand and a mapless city becoming your playground. The app lays out an eccentric grocery-list of survival goods and cheeky zombie challenges; the goal feels equal parts scavenger hunt and street theater as you move through block after block, scoring points and trading quips with a remote host.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Langley, British Columbia
You step off King Street with a phone buzzing in your hand and a mapless city becoming your playground. The app lays out an eccentric grocery-list of survival goods and cheeky zombie challenges; the goal feels equal parts scavenger hunt and street theater as you move through block after block, scoring points and trading quips with a remote host.
Langley sits on the gently rolling floodplain of the Fraser Valley, land shaped by glacial outwash and the slow meander of the Nicomekl and Fraser rivers. Fort Langley’s 19th-century trading-post history and the presence of Katzie and Kwantlen First Nations give the streets a lived-in, layered feel—this game threads contemporary play through a place with real civic roots and working farms on its outskirts.
Expect ordinary urban textures: tree-lined sidewalks, small commercial strips, and riverfront parks where great blue herons fish at dawn. The terrain is flat and paved, easy on the feet but busy with traffic at main intersections—your attention is part of the kit.
Practical guidance: download the app and charge your phone before you start, plan a route that keeps teams close together if you’re with kids, and allow roughly an hour for a single round while leaving time for coffee or a quick detour to Fort Langley. Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather: Langley afternoons can flip from bright to drizzle in minutes. The experience is self-guided but supported via chat, making it an accessible, social way to learn a neighborhood while racing to survive a playful apocalypse.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly walking on flat pavement, short bursts of speed possible
The standard session is one hour, though you can take longer to explore neighborhoods or retry challenges.
The activity is suitable for all ages; sidewalks and short distances make it stroller-friendly, but some challenges may require reading or light mobility.
No—part of the fun is getting to know Langley; public transport and clear streets make navigation straightforward.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start for a full refund, per the booking terms.
Langley grew around Fort Langley, a Hudson’s Bay Company post established in 1827; the area is on the traditional territories of the Katzie and Kwantlen First Nations.
Stick to sidewalks and marked trails, pack out any trash, and respect private property and sensitive riverbank habitats when exploring.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off King Street with a phone buzzing in your hand and a mapless city becoming your playground. The app lays out an eccentric grocery-list of survival goods and cheeky zombie challenges; the goal feels equal parts scavenger hunt and street theater as you move through block after block, scoring points and trading quips with a remote host.
You step off King Street with a phone buzzing in your hand and a mapless city becoming your playground. The app lays out an eccentric grocery-list of survival goods and cheeky zombie challenges; the goal feels equal parts scavenger hunt and street theater as you move through block after block, scoring points and trading quips with a remote host.
Langley sits on the gently rolling floodplain of the Fraser Valley, land shaped by glacial outwash and the slow meander of the Nicomekl and Fraser rivers. Fort Langley’s 19th-century trading-post history and the presence of Katzie and Kwantlen First Nations give the streets a lived-in, layered feel—this game threads contemporary play through a place with real civic roots and working farms on its outskirts.
Expect ordinary urban textures: tree-lined sidewalks, small commercial strips, and riverfront parks where great blue herons fish at dawn. The terrain is flat and paved, easy on the feet but busy with traffic at main intersections—your attention is part of the kit.
Practical guidance: download the app and charge your phone before you start, plan a route that keeps teams close together if you’re with kids, and allow roughly an hour for a single round while leaving time for coffee or a quick detour to Fort Langley. Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather: Langley afternoons can flip from bright to drizzle in minutes. The experience is self-guided but supported via chat, making it an accessible, social way to learn a neighborhood while racing to survive a playful apocalypse.