Coolest Around Town Scavenger Hunt List Ideas

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On this page you'll find all the coolest around town scavenger hunt list ideas for adults and teens! Don't forget to also check out the Main Scavenger Hunt page for lots more important scavenger hunt ideas.

On each scavenger hunt list write things that each team needs to actually collect, and other things that can't be collected and can be photographed with a digital camera and/or taped on video.

Here are example scavenger hunt list ideas of things each team needs to collect during the scavenger hunt:

If you want to make things a bit harder, great scavenger hunt list ideas is to add things that have a specific color, touch, smell, sound, or any other characteristic.

To spice things up, add things to the list each team will need to photograph and/or video-tape. Here are a few example scavenger hunt list ideas of photographs each team needs to come back with:

The following example scavenger hunt list ideas are video-taping scenarios each team needs to video-tape:

Create your own scavenger hunt list ideas, ones that might fit your group of people's personalities. Try making funny, absurd, and creative situations each team needs to photograph and/or video-tape: have the teams track down obscure city landmarks, solicit the participation of strangers, and funny scenarios the teammates need to act out in public - for example the entire team needs to sing Christmas carols in front of a house (in April !).

You can require that each scene should be taken in a certain order. For more scavenger hunt list ideas - write a quote, saying and/or conceptual sentence and then the team-members need to video-tape their association of the sentence, saying, or quote from a song, movie, or book.

Make sure everyone knows that each video-taped scenario needs to be CLEARLY filmed, if it is only partially filmed or not really understood - they might not get the points for that specific assignment. Don't forget to read and make sure everyone knows the Scavenger Hunt Rules before going on the scavenger hunt.

More scavenger hunt list ideas is to add trivia questions that need to be answered, for example "How many windows does the state hall have?", "When was the main train station built?", "What is the current exhibit at the local museum?", "What movies are playing at the main movie theater?", etc. To find the answers to these questions, the team members will need to go to the places and figure them out.

Here's a blank scavenger hunt printable to print out to make your own scavenger hunt list ideas:

Click here to access the username and password for these free printables

The above list can be changed and altered for more of a challenge by adding scavenger hunt clues and riddles. Check out these two whole pages full of scavenger hunt clues and scavenger hunt riddles (geared for older kids but easily used to fit teens and adults).

Plan a scavenger hunt viewing party! After each team comes back from the scavenger hunt, it's best to meet up at home or a place each team can connect their video camera up to a TV (that way everyone can watch the funny scenarios together!). You can order a few pizzas and refreshments for everyone to enjoy.

 

 


 

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