If you’re looking for something different to do in Appleton—something that gets you moving and laughing with friends—the scavenger hunt is worth it. You’ll solve riddles, explore downtown spots you might’ve missed before, and maybe even get a little competitive with teams across the country. Plus, there’s always help if you need it.
Right from the start, our phones buzzed with the first riddle—something about “where the river whispers under College Avenue.” We looked around, squinting at street signs and listening to the faint hum of traffic mixed with laughter from a nearby café. The 3Quest Challenge app kept us on our toes, tossing out clues that had us zigzagging past murals and ducking into little alleyways I’d never noticed before.
Our remote host, Jamie, chimed in through chat when we got stuck (which happened more than once). She didn’t just give away answers—she nudged us in the right direction. At one point, we found ourselves outside a bakery that smelled like cinnamon rolls; couldn’t resist grabbing one while we debated the next clue. The leaderboard on the app showed teams from all over—Chicago, Minneapolis—even someone from Boise was ahead of us for a bit.
We set our own timer for two hours, just to see if we could finish all three quests before time ran out. It added a bit of friendly pressure, but honestly? No one rushed us if we lingered too long at Houdini Plaza or stopped to snap photos by the Fox River. Even families with strollers were out playing—one dad let his toddler “help” find an answer by pointing at random things. By the end, we’d racked up more points than we expected and saw corners of Appleton I’d always walked past without thinking twice.
Absolutely! We saw families with young kids and strollers joining in. The challenges are fun for all ages and you can go at your own pace.
Nope! The app gives clear instructions and hints are available from your remote host if you get stuck. Locals and visitors both enjoy it.
No worries—the game doesn’t shut off after two hours. You can keep playing as long as you want until you finish all three quests.
You’ll get access to the interactive app-based game for your group, plus a friendly remote host who’s there via chat if you need hints or support during your adventure. All activities are included for up to two hours (or longer if you want). Service animals are welcome, public transport is close by, and it’s stroller-friendly—so everyone can join in.
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