Scavenger hunt planning guides
Plans for a particular occasion, each with a list or clue trail that opens in the card maker ready to print. For clues sorted by place and age, see the clue sets.
- Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt: A Printable List Sorted by How Easy Each Display Is to Spot
20 displays to spot from a car and 20 on foot, scored 1–3 by how much you have to check, with one colored checklist per car.
- Christmas Scavenger Hunt Ideas: 6 Formats Planned Out, From Present Hunts to Team Races
A planning table for six formats (who each suits, how many cards, how many teams, what the prize is) and how staggered starts keep teams apart.
- Office Scavenger Hunt: Team-Building Clues and a Run Sheet for 10 to 60 Coworkers
16 clues about places every office has, team splits and start cards for 10, 30 and 60 people, a 45-minute run sheet and a remote list.
- Birthday Scavenger Hunt: Clue Paths for Kids, Teens and Adults That End at the Present
Three ready trails (8, 9 and 10 cards) that finish at the gift, and how to write the personal clues adults remember.
- Bachelorette Scavenger Hunt: A Bar-Crawl-Free List and Clue Cards for the Bride’s Team
A 16-item city photo list with points and consent rules, and a 10-stop rental-house trail that ends at a gift for the bride.
- Rhyming Scavenger Hunt Clues: 20 Riddles With Answers, and the Rule That Stops a Rhyme Giving the Answer Away
12 indoor and 8 outdoor rhyming clues, the four mistakes that make rhyming clues too easy or unsolvable, and a printable trail for two teams.
- Easter Basket Scavenger Hunt: Three Printable Clue Trails That End at the Basket, by Age
Three 8-stop clue trails by age that end at the basket, how siblings share one trail without following each other, and two safety notes.
Every count in these guides comes from the lists the card maker loads, and the safety notes quote the agency pages they link to.