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Turn Norwalk into a one-hour survival playground with Zombie Scavengers. This app-driven scavenger hunt turns storefronts and parks into checkpoints—strategy, street smarts, and a charged phone will get you the highest score.
Turn Norwalk into a one-hour survival playground with Zombie Scavengers. This app-driven scavenger hunt turns storefronts and parks into checkpoints—strategy, street smarts, and a charged phone will get you the highest score.
You step off the curb with your phone in hand and a roster of improbable survival items—batteries, canned food, a mysterious blue key—each worth points and a step closer to outlasting the undead. The streets of Norwalk become a low-stakes apocalypse: strip-mall facades, municipal parks and the occasional mural turning into checkpoints as your team decides whether to sprint for points or methodically complete challenges.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Norwalk, California
You step off the curb with your phone in hand and a roster of improbable survival items—batteries, canned food, a mysterious blue key—each worth points and a step closer to outlasting the undead. The streets of Norwalk become a low-stakes apocalypse: strip-mall facades, municipal parks and the occasional mural turning into checkpoints as your team decides whether to sprint for points or methodically complete challenges.
Norwalk sits on the flat alluvial plain of the Los Angeles Basin, a community formed in the late 19th century and later incorporated in 1957. The game threads through a suburban grid shaped by ranchos and early rail lines; detours might take you past a small historical park or commercial corridor that hints at mid-century Southern California development.
Culturally the city is diverse and pragmatic—local storefronts, family-run restaurants and public parks offer both snacks and shade. Geology here is simple: mostly flat pavement and gently rolling green spaces, which makes route-planning straightforward and pace easy to control.
Practical guidance: the experience is a self-guided, app-based one-hour walk (typically 1–2 miles depending on choices) with a remote host available by chat. Wear comfortable walking shoes, keep your phone charged, and plan for sunlight and street crossings. Expect light urban foot traffic, city sidewalks, and brief stops to scan or photograph clues. Perfect for groups who want a playful, social way to see Norwalk without technical trail demands. Remember to respect private property and local businesses while collecting points and bragging rights.
easy.
1 hour.
Casual walkers and families can participate; basic mobility for up to 1–2 miles is helpful
Yes—the game is played through the Zombie Scavengers app on your smartphone, which delivers item lists, challenges and enables chat with your remote host.
The experience is self-guided and designed for teams; one booking controls the game session but multiple people can participate on a single device or several devices.
The course runs on city sidewalks and park paths and is listed as stroller-accessible; however, some detours may include curbs or uneven pavement.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; same-day cancellations are typically non-refundable per provider policy.
Norwalk developed from 19th-century settlement and ranch land into a suburban center; its grid reflects historic rail and road routes that shaped local commerce.
Stick to sidewalks and public spaces to reduce impact; pack out trash and respect local businesses—urban stewardship groups help maintain nearby greenways and bike paths.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the curb with your phone in hand and a roster of improbable survival items—batteries, canned food, a mysterious blue key—each worth points and a step closer to outlasting the undead. The streets of Norwalk become a low-stakes apocalypse: strip-mall facades, municipal parks and the occasional mural turning into checkpoints as your team decides whether to sprint for points or methodically complete challenges.
You step off the curb with your phone in hand and a roster of improbable survival items—batteries, canned food, a mysterious blue key—each worth points and a step closer to outlasting the undead. The streets of Norwalk become a low-stakes apocalypse: strip-mall facades, municipal parks and the occasional mural turning into checkpoints as your team decides whether to sprint for points or methodically complete challenges.
Norwalk sits on the flat alluvial plain of the Los Angeles Basin, a community formed in the late 19th century and later incorporated in 1957. The game threads through a suburban grid shaped by ranchos and early rail lines; detours might take you past a small historical park or commercial corridor that hints at mid-century Southern California development.
Culturally the city is diverse and pragmatic—local storefronts, family-run restaurants and public parks offer both snacks and shade. Geology here is simple: mostly flat pavement and gently rolling green spaces, which makes route-planning straightforward and pace easy to control.
Practical guidance: the experience is a self-guided, app-based one-hour walk (typically 1–2 miles depending on choices) with a remote host available by chat. Wear comfortable walking shoes, keep your phone charged, and plan for sunlight and street crossings. Expect light urban foot traffic, city sidewalks, and brief stops to scan or photograph clues. Perfect for groups who want a playful, social way to see Norwalk without technical trail demands. Remember to respect private property and local businesses while collecting points and bragging rights.