Whether in the city or in the great outdoors, find or build your perfect trail. Search by rating, travel mode, and interest.
Read, write and share genuine reviews on Trekker. Discover the details, difficulty, and equipment needed for your journey.
Whether you're walking, hiking, riding or driving, your GPS will guide you along the trails.
Explore and interact with places you never knew about. Solve puzzles, discover facts, and snap photos to earn badges.
Choose from the many treks that are free or priced by the authors.
Find and review adventures that match your location, interests, time and challenge level.
Sign in to record your journeys, photographs, share with friends, and build your own treks.
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Have fun by completing challenges, tracking your progress, reaching the highest scores and earning badges.
Design your trek once and share with thirty friends for free. Ideal for clubs, schools and team building.
Begin your adventure anywhere
Add your trek using Google Maps then begin drawing your trail.
Choose any point along your trail
Give directions, interesting facts, tasks, and puzzles for intrigue and interest.
Describe your trek
Create a welcome message with a photo, information, type of travel, and more.
Make it free or earn some money
Test your trek, set a price, then watch the reviews to see how people like your work.
Art tours, dining and drinking tours, film locations, garden tours, history tours, parks and nature tracks, sports and fitness trails, bike trails, spiritual journeys, outdoor education, scavenger hunts, mystery games and secret caches can be every where you look.
Some examples of how to make your party game, hidden cache, and adventure more fun.
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Give directions, instructions and clues along the trail. Encourage people to find and discover without giving away the exact answers. Example: look around the drinking fountain for your next mission. |
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Set a variety of tasks Match the tasks to your players by setting missions that gradually become more difficult to solve. Examples: How many poles can you count? What year is on the sign? Find this knot in a tree. |
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Challenge people to take photos Ask the players to photograph themselves completing tasks. Examples: Photograph yourself at the top of the hill. Photograph yourself with a security guard. |
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Go to interesting places There are interesting places everywhere and people love to discover. Example: How old was Jack Miser when he was buried in the cemetery? |
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Make your last mission the hardest End with a great finale by setting a goal that people will find challenging. Example: Count the steps on that lead to the cathedral entrance. |