A place before a puzzle
The street, square or waterfront gives a route its character. A clue can direct your attention to a detail you have walked past before, then give the group something to work out together.
Behind the hunts
PuzzleDuck began on Merseyside, with the idea that a familiar place could become a shared puzzle. Here is what we look for in a hunt.
The street, square or waterfront gives a route its character. A clue can direct your attention to a detail you have walked past before, then give the group something to work out together.
The phone is the guide. The interesting part is outside it: spotting a detail, testing an idea and hearing someone else make a completely different case for the answer.
Each public hunt has its own page with the available route facts, group price and access information. Read those details when choosing an outing; they tell you more than a general promise can.
We would like to hear about it. Tell us what makes it worth exploring.
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