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Explore the Railway City this Spring!

​Find off-the-beaten track trails, parks, public art, and so much more! Be surprised by your own backyard and win prizes along the way.

From photographing a Blue Heron to visitng our favourite local elephant to say "Hi", the Railway City Scavenger Hunt has a mix of easy, intriguing, and more challenging missions to take part in. Emerging after a long winter (and, LBR, and rather lengthy 2020) it's time to shake off the cobwebs and discover some of our local hidden, and not so hidden, gems! We won't give it all away, afterall what's the fun in that?

Read on to learn how to sign up and just what's at stake!
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How do I play? ​🕹️

  1. Download app Goosechase to your phone HERE
  2. Enter game code in app - L7EXBR
  3. Sign up as a team or individually (you can be a team of 1 remember!)
  4. Play runs from April 5 - June 10 (you can still sign up after the April 5th start!)
  5. Get out and start earning points!
  6. Prizes awarded to the top 5 scores + 3 random draws!
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 Some AMAZING Prizes to be won! ​🏆

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1st Prize

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2nd Prize

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3rd Prize

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Finalist x2

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Earl Bird Prize

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Tons of Pizza!

2 Comments
Dave Gibson - 5 years ago
Why are you excluding everyone who doesn't have a smart phone, from your scavenger hunt? Lots of people in my age group (65+) chose not to have a "smart phone" for a variety of reasons.Others in age groups younger than me simply can't justify the monthly expense. So; why are we being discriminated against for what should be a fun activity for everyone?
Sweta Parikh - 4 years ago
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Reporting from the L&PS Station - home of Railway City Tourism. Join us as we explore a city where nature, culture, and rail heritage come together.​