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Treasure hunts designed for adults add a layer of sophistication to the classic scavenger hunt. By incorporating trivia, riddles, and challenges that require real-world knowledge of your vacation destination, you create an activity that is both intellectually stimulating and hilariously competitive.

Designing an Adult Treasure Hunt

Create clues that reference local Arizona or Utah history, geography, and culture. For a Gilbert-based hunt from The Max Resort, clues might involve the town's agricultural heritage, specific restaurants, or landmarks. For a Brian Head hunt from Cabin Cedar, incorporate clues about local wildlife, mountain geography, and Utah history. Add physical challenges like completing a short hike or taking a specific photo.

Prizes and Revelry

The winning team earns a prize that benefits the whole group—choosing the restaurant for dinner, picking the next movie night film, or being excused from dishes for a day. End the hunt with a gathering at your vacation rental where teams share their adventures and photos over appetizers and drinks. It is a full-day activity that creates a vacation highlight. Plan yours at LoveYourVacationRental.com.