Get ready for an unforgettable adventure with the ultimate city-wide Scavenger Hunt – a thrilling experience tailored for teams such as families, groups of friends, or colleagues! Immerse yourself in the excitement of the Flagstaff Festival of Science with this dynamic event designed to celebrate science throughout our vibrant city. Taking place on May 4th, the Scavenger Hunt invites teams of up to 4 to participate in an exciting day of discovery and fun! With 20 participating organizations, teams can visit a variety of destinations, getting to know Flagstaff and many scientific treasures in our town.
Embark on an exploration like never before as your team, fueled by creatively crafted clues, delves into various locations teeming with scientific wonders. Gather your squad of up to 4 members and capture your journey by uploading a selfie with your team, proving you’ve found the treasure and unlocking the next clue!
”“When you sign up for the Scavenger Hunt, you are getting much more than just a list of locations, you are getting a personal tour of your home territory from those who know and love it best, and a chance to share that adventure with your friends and family both near and far. The Science Festival Scavenger Hunt is a chance to strengthen our northern Arizona community by enriching our sense of home.” Says Ambassador, Morgan Boatman.
As a participant, you’ll receive an exclusive event tee-shirt, refreshments, volunteer support, a convenient bus pass for the day, and, most importantly, a whole lot of fun! Mountain Line bus service will be FREE to all participants on May 4th so you can ride the bus, follow the clues, and discover the treasures! The excitement doesn’t end there – join us for the post-event celebration where prizes await the victorious teams. Register today for an adventure-packed day that promises thrills, discoveries, and memories to last a lifetime!
Thank you to Premier sponsors: SWCA, Evans-Garrey Law Firm and Planet Science.
Board member, Adam Marsh, and lead paleontologist at Petrified National Forest, works with a team of scientists to uncover an approximately 300 million-year-old fossil skeleton discovered at Canyonlands National Park in Utah (June 2024)