Private Beverly Hills Scavenger Hunt: Rodeo Drive Quest

Two hours, multiple clues, one team racing through Beverly Hills' most famous blocks

A private scavenger hunt in Beverly Hills puts your team on a timed quest through Rodeo Drive, the Golden Triangle and Beverly Gardens Park, solving clues and completing challenges across the city's luxury shopping and landmark districts. A live guide in English or Spanish leads the hunt; small snacks and bottled water are included. The route is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Beverly Hills landmarks and shopping

• Visit Rodeo Drive luxury boutiques
• Walk through Beverly Gardens Park
• Take selfies at Beverly Hills shield signs
• Explore the Golden Triangle district
• Shop and dine at Two Rodeo Drive
• See The Pink Palace hotel
• View the historic lily pond

The Experience

Your team starts with a guide who speaks English or Spanish and a set of clues that send you racing through Beverly Hills' most recognizable blocks. Rodeo Drive — the three-block stretch of flagship boutiques and high-end restaurants — becomes your hunting ground, along with the Golden Triangle, the central business district where designer stores, galleries and top-tier dining cluster around Two Rodeo Drive. The hunt also takes you through Beverly Gardens Park, the 1.9-mile linear park that runs along Santa Monica Boulevard, and past the iconic Beverly Hills shield signs that mark the city's most photographed corners.

The two-hour format keeps the pace high: every clue solved and every challenge conquered moves your team closer to the finish. You'll navigate on foot through accessible routes — all surfaces are wheelchair accessible, and the public transportation nearby means you don't need a car to reach the starting point. Small snacks like chips or a granola bar and bottled water come with the hunt, so you stay fueled without breaking rhythm.

A live guide stays with your team the whole time, keeping score and confirming solutions as you work through the quest. The guide speaks your language — English or Spanish — so instructions and banter stay clear. This is built for groups who want to compete together, not a solo experience or a passive tour where you follow someone else's pace.

What’s included

• Live guide in English or Spanish.
• small snacks such as chips or a granola bar.
• bottled water.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

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Is this one for you?Book this if your team is meeting in Beverly Hills or staying nearby without a car — the guide meets you at the starting point and the two-hour window fits between other plans, so you get the competition and the bragging rights without building a full day around it.

Top questions

What exactly is Rodeo Drive and why does the scavenger hunt use it?

Rodeo Drive is a three-block stretch in Beverly Hills famous for luxury fashion boutiques, iconic hotels and high-end restaurants. The scavenger hunt uses it as the centerpiece because it's the most recognizable part of Beverly Hills and packed with landmarks and photo opportunities that work perfectly for clues and challenges.

Can I do this hunt if I don't have a car?

Yes. Public transportation options are available near the starting point, so you can reach Beverly Hills without driving. The guide will meet you at the designated location and lead your team from there.

What happens if my team is slow solving the clues?

The hunt is designed as a race against time, so the goal is to solve clues and complete challenges as quickly as you can. Your guide tracks your progress and keeps score, but the two-hour window gives your team the full time to work through the quest at your own pace.

Is this hunt suitable for people with mobility issues?

Yes. All areas and surfaces on the route are wheelchair accessible, and infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller. The hunt is suitable for all physical fitness levels.

What's included in the price, and what do I need to bring?

The hunt includes a live guide, small snacks like chips or a granola bar, and bottled water. You don't need to bring anything except comfortable walking shoes and your team's competitive spirit. Tour guide gratuity is not included in the price.

Can I book this for a specific group size, or is there a minimum?

This is a private hunt, so it's built around your team. The operator structures it for groups, but the exact group size and any minimums should be confirmed when you book.