An idea for every kind of hunt.
Office showdowns, backyard birthdays, trail hikes, bachelorette crawls, outdoor escape rooms. If people can play it on a phone, it can be a Roamli hunt. Borrow one of these as it is, or bring your own and we'll build it with you.
Pick a starting point.
Every idea comes with sample challenges. Players answer each one with a photo, a video or a typed answer, and every answer lands on the leaderboard.
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Worldwide office showdown
Every office plays the same list at the same time, and one leaderboard settles which location wins.
- Photo:“Recreate the company logo using only what's on your desk.”
- Video:“Ten seconds of your team's best victory chant.”
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Scavenger Hunt
New-hire neighborhood hunt
Mixed crews of new hires find the lunch spots, the coffee and each other on day one.
- Photo:“A crew selfie with someone from a team you haven't met yet.”
- Text:“What's the name of the barista at the corner café?”
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Offsite city race
Turn the offsite's free afternoon into a race across the host city.
- Photo:“Your whole crew in one frame with the city's most famous landmark.”
- Video:“Get a local to say your company tagline on camera.”
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Holiday party hunt
A festive race through the neighborhood that ends with the leaderboard reveal at the party.
- Photo:“The most over-the-top window display on the block.”
- Text:“How many reindeer are on the sign at the toy store?”
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Backyard birthday hunt
Hidden treasures, silly poses and clues for the birthday crew, played right in the backyard.
- Photo:“Find something that starts with the birthday kid's first letter.”
- Video:“Sing happy birthday in your best robot voice.”
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Bachelor or bachelorette crawl
Teams race between bars, cafés and landmarks while the group chat fills up with proof.
- Photo:“The guest of honor with a stranger wearing the same color.”
- Video:“A toast to the couple from the bartender.”
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Wedding weekend side quest
Give guests something to do between the ceremony and the reception, and a gallery the couple keeps.
- Photo:“A selfie with a guest from the other side of the family.”
- Text:“Where did the couple have their first date?”
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Family reunion hunt
Mix the generations into teams and send them out together.
- Photo:“The oldest and youngest cousin in one photo.”
- Text:“What was Grandma's very first job?”
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Trail hike challenge
Stops along the trail keep every hiker looking up, from the trailhead to the summit.
- Photo:“Your team at the summit marker.”
- Text:“What's the elevation on the trailhead sign?”
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Nature walk quest
A slow-down scavenger list for parks, gardens and nature centers.
- Photo:“Three leaves with three different shapes.”
- Video:“Five seconds of the loudest birdsong you can find.”
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Outdoor escape room
A route of riddles through the city: crack each one to find your way to the next stop.
- Text:“Count the lions guarding the bridge. That's your answer.”
- Photo:“Prove you found the hidden plaque.”
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Park day picnic hunt
Picnic blankets, frisbees and a scavenger list that gets the whole group playing.
- Photo:“The most creative human pyramid your team can build.”
- Video:“Your best slow-motion frisbee catch.”
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Coffee, brewery or boutique crawl
Every stop is a challenge and every visit is a reason to buy something.
- Photo:“The barista's favorite drink, in your hand.”
- Text:“What year did this shop first open its doors?”
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Small Business Saturday
Send shoppers through every participating storefront, with prizes claimed at the register.
- Photo:“Pose with the owner's all-time bestseller.”
- Text:“What's the shop dog's name?”
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Charity race
An Amazing-Race-style day where every team is racing, and raising money, for your cause.
- Photo:“Your team with the mission sign at the partner site.”
- Video:“Tell us in 15 seconds why you're racing today.”
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Mural and art walk
A self-guided trail of murals, sculptures and hidden public art.
- Photo:“Recreate the pose in the mural.”
- Text:“Who painted the mural on the corner? Check the plaque.”
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Orientation week
Walk new students past every resource they'll need before classes start.
- Photo:“Your crew in front of the career center.”
- Text:“What floor is the writing center on?”
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Admitted students day
A self-guided tour that sells the campus while families explore at their own pace.
- Photo:“Your future dorm, from the quad.”
- Video:“Ask a current student about their favorite class.”
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Club rush quest
Get new students to every table at the club fair, not just the three by the door.
- Photo:“A selfie with the president of a club you'd never have joined.”
- Text:“Name three clubs that meet on Thursday nights.”
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Youth group adventure
A walkable quest that gets the whole group moving, laughing and working together.
- Photo:“Your team spelling the group's name with your bodies.”
- Video:“Your team's best ten-second skit.”
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Conference city night
Get attendees out of the ballroom and into the host city, with sponsor stops along the way.
- Photo:“A selfie with one of today's speakers.”
- Text:“What's the name of the game at the sponsor's booth?”
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Festival side quest
A game inside the festival that sends the crowd to every stage, vendor and sponsor.
- Photo:“The longest line at the food trucks.”
- Video:“Ten seconds of your favorite set of the day.”
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Visitor city tour
A self-guided tour that turns a visit into a story, stop by stop.
- Photo:“Frame the skyline from the bridge.”
- Text:“What's carved above the old post office door?”
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Museum or zoo day
A family-friendly list that keeps everyone exploring every gallery or habitat.
- Photo:“The animal with the funniest face.”
- Text:“How old is the oldest object in the first gallery?”
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Your idea here.
Got something wilder in mind? Tell us the crowd and the place, and we'll write the challenges and build the hunt with you.
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From the backyard to every office on the map.
Each idea picks one of three formats: a set route, a race across the map in any order, or a list that works anywhere, no map at all.
Walking Tour
A set path, stop to stop, with an optional line connecting them on the map. Made for history walks, art trails, campus tours and anything with a story to tell in order.
Scavenger Hunt
Every stop in play at once, in any order. Hunts show a search zone instead of the exact spot, so teams still have to look, and the fastest planners win.
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No map needed. The challenge list is the whole game, so it works anywhere: across a city, around a campus, or through every floor of your office.
Ideas that became big days.
on outdoor team-building hunts, plus a Haunted Halloween Scavenger Hunt.
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raised for 400 students with a 100+ challenge urban-art hunt across 10 neighborhoods.
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on the #WalkWithPride art tour: rainbow crosswalks, Pride murals and Legacy Walk plaques.
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A 30-minute call. We'll sketch the idea, the route and the first challenges with you live.
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