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Ideas, guides, and tips for creating treasure hunts people actually remember.
A city scavenger hunt for adults that does not feel childish
How to write a city hunt for a group of adults: riddles about real streets and buildings, photo challenges with a tone brief, an evening route through the old town, and a finish where the night carries on.
How to run multiple teams without crowding the same stop
Thirty people in five teams on one route means a queue at every stop. The three ways to fix it, in order of effort, and what the points and the leaderboard actually decide.
How to plan a park birthday scavenger hunt for kids
A planning guide for a park birthday hunt: how much of the park to use, how many stops fit in an hour, what clues work for eight to ten year olds, and where the supervising adults stand.
How to make a QR code scavenger hunt for your classroom
Two ways to run a QR code scavenger hunt at school: the by-hand method with a QR generator, and the faster one where the codes and the answer checking come with the hunt.
School scavenger hunt clues you can use tomorrow
Ready to use scavenger hunt clues for around a school: the classroom, the corridor, the library, the canteen and the playground, plus how to run it without losing anyone.