Top 6 adventure things to do in Syracuse

1. Self-guided scavenger hunt in Syracuse

Explore Syracuse's landmarks like City Hall and Armory Square at your own pace while solving historical puzzles about the city’s past.

2. Skaneateles Shuffle Scavenger Hunt in Syracuse

Two to three hours of interactive scavenger hunting — solve clues for points and enjoy local history and culture with a remote host via your phone.

3. Syracuse Showdown scavenger hunt with live host

Two hours of interactive group fun in Syracuse — a scavenger hunt guided by a live host via your phone, featuring challenges on art, history, and local culture.

“I had a wonderful experience with my 7-year-old grandson. We started watching a video he was unaware of, and he was eager to share it with his dad. However, after an hour, he lost interest. I really enjoyed it overall and would love to try it again to finish. Great job and thank you.”— katiekU8578FE

4. Geneva scavenger hunt with a live host

Two-hour interactive scavenger hunt through Geneva's streets, guided by a remote live host via your phone, engaging you in creative challenges and local insights.

“I thoroughly enjoyed the Groovy Geneva scavenger hunt. It was a fun way to discover some fantastic new spots in Geneva while having a great time.”— W8958JAnancyh

5. Interactive scavenger hunt in Syracuse

Two to three hours exploring Syracuse on foot, solving trivia and challenges at notable landmarks and local spots.

“This experience is likely more enjoyable for groups due to the group photos and challenge prompts. However, it was a great way to familiarize myself with some city landmarks and discover spots I might have missed otherwise. The duration was also reasonable and I appreciated the flexibility to set my own pace and take breaks along the route.”— marissanne2010

6. Interactive scavenger hunt in Syracuse

Two hours of interactive fun — explore Syracuse while solving creative clues in a competitive scavenger hunt led by a live remote host.

“The virtual hunt provided an enjoyable way to explore the city with friends. While some questions were locally relevant, many could have been answered anywhere. The virtual hosts were uplifting, but the lack of competition diminished the excitement. Additionally, being charged per person felt unjust, as we played as a single team with one set of questions. A team-based pricing model would be more appropriate.”— patrickmZ6057LQ