02 / The local connection
Good finds, close to home.
We’re aiming to recruit five local business sponsors for the first launch. They’ll help fund small prizes and give players another reason to discover the neighborhood.
Local places. Real treasure.
Huntly is building neighborhood treasure hunts with local businesses and genuinely funded prizes. Follow the clues, discover somewhere new, and make a day of it.
Starting local. First hunts are in the planning stage.
The first chapter
Small prizes. Big reasons to explore.
Less scrolling. More exploring.
A simple map, a few good clues, and local places worth finding. That’s the idea. Here’s what we’re building.
01 / The hunt
Explore at street level. Every challenge should respect local spaces, access permissions, and the people who live there.
02 / The local connection
We’re aiming to recruit five local business sponsors for the first launch. They’ll help fund small prizes and give players another reason to discover the neighborhood.
03 / The prize
The goal is ten small, funded prizes. Each hunt will explain eligibility, deadlines, how winners are determined, and how to claim a prize before anyone plays.
The first 30 days / Our launch goals
One local launch before neighboring cities. We’re targeting five sponsors, ten prizes, and 100 local players—not claiming we’re there yet.
We plan to film each hunt with appropriate consent, check permissions and applicable contest laws, and expand only once the basics work.
The first hunts aren’t live yet. When they launch, start with the map and read the individual hunt’s rules, eligibility, and prize details before joining. No special gear should be needed—just curiosity.
Our first launch is designed around five local sponsors. Think about a small prize you can genuinely fund and a location you have permission to use. Sponsor packages and registration aren’t available yet; the focus is a manageable, transparent first hunt.
No live contests or sponsor payments on this page.