Hunt through Downtown Toronto’s vibrant streets—a thrilling scavenger hunt for corporate teams. Explore the Financial and Entertainment Districts with this active team challenge.
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TESTIMONIAL
The hunt went off perfectly on Friday! Our team had tons of fun. The app worked perfectly and all of your instructions were very helpful and easy to follow, so thank you for all the support.I will definitely be recommending your team for any team building events that my friends and past colleagues might be holding for their company’s socials!
Thanks again!
Jafari Francis
Sherritt International
Toronto Scavenger Hunt Boundaries
Sample Toronto Scavenger Hunt Tasks
- The plaque commemorating the freedom arches is mounted on a slab of what?
- On the City of Toronto plaque on Wellington St., what is David Pecaut’s year of birth?
- Take a photo of your team, CN Tower and Roy Thompson Hall all in one shot.
- Take a photo of your team cheering with someone wearing Toronto Raptors fan gear.
- When was Bon Jovi inducted into the Air Canada Centre Hall of Fame?
Toronto Scavenger Hunt Photos
Scavenger Hunt Team poses with an iconic Toronto streetcar.
Somewhere on Queen St, the hunt is under way
The iconic Roy Thompson Hall
Scavenger Hunt Team At Toronto’s Royal York Hotel
And we have liftoff…?
Leaf fans are always nearby
Great poses in downtown Toronto
Impersonating The Audience at Roger’s Centre
TESTIMONIAL
Once again a good time was had by all. The event was one that people of all ages and athletic abilities could actively participate in.This is an entertaining, engaging and competitive team bonding activity that everyone can enjoy and I would highly recommend them. If you hire Scavenger Hunt Anywhere you will for sure be impressed by their service and delivery.
Grant W. Gold, Lawyer & Partner, Ricketts Harris
Nearby Scavenger Hunt Locations
Bloor-Yorkville
Distillery District
Oakville
Old Mill Toronto
Streetsville-Mississauga
Toronto PATH
Unionville
University of Toronto