Family outing.Zero whining.
A digital scavenger hunt for the whole family: created in 30 seconds, starting right from your location – with quiz questions that get kids and adults guessing together.
Your scavenger hunt for only €1.99
Pay once, share with everyone – no subscription, no hidden costs.
Roundtrip by distance
We’ll generate a roundtrip from your current location.
Plan your own route
Upload your own GPX file or use our interactive route planner to create a customized scavenger hunt. Perfect for planned hikes or individual routes.
The family outing where the kids ask to keep walking
Every family knows the pattern: the outing starts with great enthusiasm – and twenty minutes in, the first child asks when you'll finally arrive. The digital scavenger hunt flips the script: the journey itself becomes the destination. You follow a GPS route, and quiz questions unlock at real places along the way – about the statue in the market square, the old tree in the park or the historic building across the street.
The tour is created in 30 seconds: pick a distance, confirm your location, off you go. None of the preparation a classic treasure hunt demands – no writing notes, no hiding clues, no research. Instead you get a route through your neighbourhood, the city park or the nearby woods, complete with questions that only exist at exactly these spots.
Thanks to kids' mode, questions are phrased age-appropriately with clear explanations after each answer – while adults read the background info on the same phone. That's how a Sunday afternoon turns into a shared adventure where everyone learns something. One-off €1.99 per route, no matter how big the family.
What the family outing questions look like
Made for looking around, guessing and marveling – always with an explanation, examples from real tours:
Look closely at the fountain: which animal sits on top of the column?
The lion stands for strength and used to be many towns' heraldic animal. Look closely and you'll often spot it again on the town hall or the old city gate!
How can you tell this half-timbered house is very old? Find the hidden detail!
Carpenters used to carve marks and the construction year into the timber – so-called carpenter's marks. Some houses tell their 300-year story this way.
This tree is an especially old resident of the park. How old can oak trees get?
Oaks can live up to 1,000 years – this tree may have been here when your great-great-grandparents were children. Pretty impressive, right?
The plaque on this house mentions a job that barely exists today. Which one?
Night watchmen used to walk the streets, put out fires, close the gates and call out the hours. Street lamps and phones do that job today – but the stories remain.
How your family outing works
- 1
Create the route – 30 seconds
Pick a distance (we recommend 2–4 km with children), confirm your location, done. Works at the breakfast table or spontaneously on the go.
- 2
Start walking together
One smartphone is enough for the whole family – the map guides you from waypoint to waypoint. No app download, no sign-up.
- 3
Solve questions at each spot – about 60–90 minutes
The question unlocks automatically once you arrive. Look around first, then tap – and after each answer there's a short explanation for everyone.
- 4
Finish with a picnic or ice cream
The route ends near the start – perfect for rounding off the outing with a reward. Well done!
Why quiztrip is the perfect fit
Less organising, more exploring
Kids' mode included
Age-appropriate questions with simple wording and clear explanations – children from about 6 years old actively guess along.
No preparation needed
Unlike the classic treasure hunt: no notes, no hiding spots, no research. The route is generated automatically in 30 seconds.
Works anywhere
Outside your front door, at the holiday resort or at the grandparents': the scavenger hunt starts from your current location – worldwide.
One price for everyone
One-off €1.99 per route – whether you're three people or the whole extended family. No subscription, no per-person costs.
Exercise without complaints
Anyone who wants to reach the next waypoint keeps walking voluntarily. That's how a 3 km stroll becomes a 3 km adventure.
Learning through play
Every question relates to the real place right in front of you – grasping history and nature instead of memorising.
How your scavenger hunt is created
Choose a route
Pick a distance for a roundtrip or upload your GPX route – hiking trail, bike ride, or city walk. Done in 30 seconds.
Scavenger hunt is built
Quiz questions are created for every waypoint – about history, nature, and landmarks at exactly that location.
Go out & quiz
Reach checkpoints, solve your scavenger hunt questions, earn points. Works anywhere – city, forest, mountains, or village.
Anywhere. Anytime. For your crew.
Quiztrip fits spontaneous roundtrips, planned hikes, and city discoveries with family, friends, or teams.
Works anywhere
City, forest, village, or mountains: quiztrip finds relevant places along your route and adds regional trivia when there is no landmark nearby.
Ready whenever you are
Runs right in your smartphone browser, with no app and no account. Start a roundtrip or use your own GPX route, pay €1.99 once, and head out.
For families, groups, and teams
Kids mode for simple questions, sharper facts for adults, and shared aha moments for birthdays, day trips, or team events.
Ready for your scavenger hunt?
Create your scavenger hunt in 30 seconds – starting right from your location.
Your scavenger hunt for only €1.99
Pay once, share with everyone – no subscription, no hidden costs.
Roundtrip by distance
We’ll generate a roundtrip from your current location.
Plan your own route
Upload your own GPX file or use our interactive route planner to create a customized scavenger hunt. Perfect for planned hikes or individual routes.
Frequently asked questions about the Family Outing
From what age is the scavenger hunt suitable for children?
Kids' mode is aimed at children from about 6 years – questions are age-appropriate with clear explanations. Younger children help look around and spot things, older ones read for themselves.
Does each child need their own smartphone?
No, one smartphone is enough for the whole family. If you like, you can open the group link on several devices – e.g. each parent teams up with a child.
How long should the route be with children?
We recommend 2–4 km, i.e. about 60–90 minutes including puzzle breaks. Even younger children manage that well – and anyone can pause and continue later at any time.
Does it work on holiday or in an unfamiliar place?
Yes, that's one of the biggest advantages: the route is generated automatically from your location – at home, at the holiday resort or while visiting someone. The questions match the places you're actually seeing.
How much does a family outing with quiztrip cost?
One-off €1.99 per route – for the whole family, regardless of how many people join. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no hidden costs.
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