Digital Treasure Hunt in the Park: Tablets, Clues and a Dance at the Finish Line
On 31 August 2026 we set up a tablet-based treasure hunt in a green park: teams solved clues, ran from task to task and danced their way to the finish.
A treasure hunt is a team game where teams solve clues to find task points along a route in order and try to reach the end first. In the digital version, the map, clues and scores live on the team's tablet.
How does a digital treasure hunt work?
Each team gets a tablet that shows the clue to the next point. When the team finds it, they complete the task (a riddle, a photo challenge, a mini game), score points and unlock the next clue. On 31 August 2026 the park's lawns and tree-lined paths were the route itself; after the briefing, teams scattered in different directions.
At the end of the day the teams met at the finish. The winner was clear even before the scores came out: the team that completed the last task arrived dancing for the camera. The biggest advantage of the digital format is live scoring, and the photo tasks turn into the day's keepsake album.
Curious how routes, tasks and clues are designed? Read the anatomy of a treasure hunt, and see format options on our Treasure Hunt page.
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