Discover Nob Hill, Albuquerque with a Quirky Scavenger Hunt

Summary: Fun family activity exploring the Nob Hill section of ABQ. We were sent “missions” to find places and experiences. Good way to engage a 13 year old. We’ve been to Nob Hill before but discovered new things and ended up at UNM. We were able to go at our own pace but finished all the missions in 2 hours. We were given the option of extending for more missions in other parts of the city, but we had a hungry teen to feed. We walked almost 5 miles! Melanie, our host was great to work with. We would do this again in other cities and recommend it.

Summary: We were visiting family in ABQ and did this activity with our 13 year old grandson. It was a good way to spend quality time. As well as a way to get to know the Nob Hill and UNM areas in the 2 hours of the hunt. We ended up waking almost 5 miles to complete the “missions”. We would do this in other cities.

Summary: We had a blast seeing parts of our city we had never seen before. We initially had trouble connecting with our guide as WhatsApp wasn’t going through but then we tried a different phone and got started but lost 20 minutes for all of that. From then on it was a great time. All of us (me, my partner and our two girls 8 and 12) were engaged and enjoying the adventure and each other’s company. Highly recommend, we’d all do this again.

Summary: We had a great time exploring Nob Hill, enjoying a delicious candy apple from the Chocolate Dude. MaryAnna guided our scavenger hunt via WhatsApp, providing all the information ahead of time and offering encouragement throughout. I gave it 4 stars because the starting restaurant's name wasn't listed on the building, making it confusing despite the address being visible on the store. Additionally, navigating between the scavenger hunt list, maps, Google, and phone was cumbersome. Overall we enjoyed spending time exploring the town in a unique way.

Summary: Hubby and I decided to try this out for a date, we had such a fun time. Exploring the city, taking pictures, and spending time together. We would definitely recommend this as a fun way to spend time with friends and family!

Summary: This was a last minute, spontaneous thing to do when I had some free time. I've never done something like this. But I had a BLAST, and am happy to see that I can do this back at home, in Chicago! MaryAnna (with a Y) was very engaging, encouraging, and a great sense of humor, which really made the experience fun. The more you engage, the more fun you'll have. Being solo was a bit of a challenge, I can see doing this with a +1 or a group would add to the fun.

Summary: It was a great experience to see places we never would have. I loved most of the missions. The walk was refeshing. Getting out of my comfort zone was fun and a little scary. The mask shop was beautiful. A highlight was meeting Mr. Red at the groomers. The women there were really sweet. The murals were all beautiful! I especially loved the mural on the side of the brewing company. The kindness one. There were some parts that were a little frustrating. The new idea portion of the tractor brewing was confusing. We found a light bulb in the window, but the hosts stated that it should be a train. We could not locate any train over there. The mission to go to 207 Gallup Ave was supposed to be 201 Gallup so we didn't see the heel tower. David's Gallery was an awesome place to visit and he was so sweet, however he did not know the answer to the artist using alcohol question. I would have loved to have learned that! We skipped the duck pond because you had to pay for parking everywhere in campus. We paid $3 for parking by the meeting spot so we did not want to park and pay anywhere else. I would do this again! For the most part, it was very enjoyable!!! Fine tuning parking and ensuring business owners are aware of the questions asked would be a great way to increase the fun! Thank you so much for a great day yesterday!