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Turn downtown Colorado Springs into your zombie training ground with an app-led, two-hour scavenger hunt. Choose your route, complete photo and video challenges, and compete on a national leaderboard while a remote guide supports your team.
Turn downtown Colorado Springs into your zombie training ground with an app-led, two-hour scavenger hunt. Choose your route, complete photo and video challenges, and compete on a national leaderboard while a remote guide supports your team.
The city breathes around you — brick facades, spray-painted alley corners, and a distant silhouette of Pikes Peak pressing the sky. You and your team tap the app, pick a route through downtown Colorado Springs, and suddenly every bus stop, mural, and coffee shop becomes part of a makeshift apocalypse.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Colorado Springs, Colorado
The city breathes around you — brick facades, spray-painted alley corners, and a distant silhouette of Pikes Peak pressing the sky. You and your team tap the app, pick a route through downtown Colorado Springs, and suddenly every bus stop, mural, and coffee shop becomes part of a makeshift apocalypse.
This experience leans on local texture rather than theatrical sets: Colorado Springs grew from 19th-century resort and mineral springs towns and sits at the eastern edge of the Rockies. The urban grid intersects with foothill views and pockets of Victorian-era architecture, giving the scavenger hunt a mix of civic history and mountain-adjacent geology that shows in stonework and street patterns.
Players scavenge virtual supplies, complete photo/video challenges, and trade strategy with a remote survival guide via chat. The app records points and posts your score to a national leaderboard, so local antics can become national bragging rights.
Practical side: the tour is two hours, app-led, and private; you get full freedom to choose checkpoints and pacing. Expect city sidewalks and short walking bursts — comfortable shoes and a charged smartphone are non-negotiable. Cellular data and GPS accuracy matter; download any required app updates before you start. Ideal for groups, families, or celebration outings, the hunt works in most weather but plan for high-altitude sun and evening temperature swings.
Start instructions arrive by text after booking; if they don’t, contact the operator. Bring water, a portable charger, and a sense of play — the city becomes a playground, and the clock becomes the only real threat.
easy.
2 hours.
Minimal walking fitness; participants should be able to walk several city blocks at a time and stand for brief periods.
After booking you’ll receive a text with app instructions and an activation link; if you don’t receive it, contact the operator before your scheduled start time.
The game works with small or large groups—there’s no strict maximum, but scoring and logistics improve with teams of 2–6 players each.
The route is stroller-accessible on sidewalks, but terrain varies and some tasks may require brief standing or walking; contact the operator if you need accommodations.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; no refund within 24 hours of the activity.
Colorado Springs was founded in 1871 as a resort town and expanded with the arrival of rail lines and visitors drawn to nearby mineral springs and mountain views.
Stay on sidewalks and public spaces, dispose of waste properly, and respect businesses and residents; minimizing litter and noise helps preserve both city character and adjacent natural areas.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The city breathes around you — brick facades, spray-painted alley corners, and a distant silhouette of Pikes Peak pressing the sky. You and your team tap the app, pick a route through downtown Colorado Springs, and suddenly every bus stop, mural, and coffee shop becomes part of a makeshift apocalypse.
The city breathes around you — brick facades, spray-painted alley corners, and a distant silhouette of Pikes Peak pressing the sky. You and your team tap the app, pick a route through downtown Colorado Springs, and suddenly every bus stop, mural, and coffee shop becomes part of a makeshift apocalypse.
This experience leans on local texture rather than theatrical sets: Colorado Springs grew from 19th-century resort and mineral springs towns and sits at the eastern edge of the Rockies. The urban grid intersects with foothill views and pockets of Victorian-era architecture, giving the scavenger hunt a mix of civic history and mountain-adjacent geology that shows in stonework and street patterns.
Players scavenge virtual supplies, complete photo/video challenges, and trade strategy with a remote survival guide via chat. The app records points and posts your score to a national leaderboard, so local antics can become national bragging rights.
Practical side: the tour is two hours, app-led, and private; you get full freedom to choose checkpoints and pacing. Expect city sidewalks and short walking bursts — comfortable shoes and a charged smartphone are non-negotiable. Cellular data and GPS accuracy matter; download any required app updates before you start. Ideal for groups, families, or celebration outings, the hunt works in most weather but plan for high-altitude sun and evening temperature swings.
Start instructions arrive by text after booking; if they don’t, contact the operator. Bring water, a portable charger, and a sense of play — the city becomes a playground, and the clock becomes the only real threat.