The Hitlist
$5 a hunt. You get a start. Then you hunt clues, type them in or scan a QR, and it points you at the next stop. Some hunts go through doors. The shop writes the offer if they want one. Some hunts are just dirt.
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Difficulty Little Kids Easy Intermediate Difficult Experts Only
We rank these like a ski mountain. Little Kids is two green dots — strollers, juice boxes, no hills. Easy means you can hold a latte while you walk. Experts Only means you are going to get filthy, and we are absolutely not liable for your footwear. The kids area
Stops No shops Through doors
No shops means outdoors: docks, trees, dirt, nothing to buy. Through doors means you’ll go into shops, museums, or rooms. No shop has signed on yet, so no hunt comes with a deal.
Half an hour. Flat dock. Hold hands. Juice boxes. Close to the car. Carriers count.
Hunting dragons downtown. Five public stops. No shop. No deal door.
This town has been in more blockbusters than most A-list actors. Follow clues — and the occasional QR — through the streets that keep saying yes to cameras. Some doors.
Houses on the hill. About an hour. You can hold a latte. Strollers pick Little Legs.
About twenty minutes downtown. Look down. The first town is still under the streets.
Working ships. About 2 km one-way. The hour is one-way. Then you walk back. Paved. The museum sidewalk is the east end — you look from shore. The car you leave is west.
This city burned straight to the ground and refused to die. We make you walk it, clue to clue, with a few doors.
Sea lions. Flat docks east of downtown. Half an hour. The warning is real even if they’re gone. No dogs.
The public movie. Downtown sidewalk. About an hour. A private house is not this hunt — sidewalk only.
There is a second set of stairs. The famous ones are the wrong ones. Climb. Your calves will file a complaint.
A short dirt trail. There is climb. Look at the path from the Irving pullout before you pay. Running water: abort. Mud is fine. No dogs.
Experts. You will get wet. On purpose. Not the river. Two adults or don’t buy it. Hill stay: wet on the walk back.
The other side of the chase. Because sometimes the Goose needs a stiff drink, and so do you.