Hunt Type:
Family & Friends
Location: Scotland
Location: Scotland
HUNTS ARE LISTED BELOW
huntfun Scotland kids families and friends treasure hunts are designed for families, friends, couples, parents, grandparents, just adults or with the kids, in fact anybody and everybody, getting you out in the fresh air doing something a bit different at the weekend or in the holidays. Click on the name of the hunt for more details and to buy.
huntfun Scotland kids families and friends treasure hunts are designed for families, friends, couples, parents, grandparents, just adults or with the kids, in fact anybody and everybody, getting you out in the fresh air doing something a bit different at the weekend or in the holidays. Click on the name of the hunt for more details and to buy.
The Aberdeen treasure hunt starts at the Tourist Information Centre , Union Street, Aberdeen, AB11 5BP. Provst Skenes House, Marischal College, Aberdeen Arts Centre, St. Andrews Cathedral, Castlegate, Aberdeen Maritime Museum and Provost Ross's Hose,
This hunt is suitable for wheelchair users.
The Dundee treasure hunt starts at the Tourist Information Centre , Castle Street, Dundee, DD1 3AA. City Square, The Howff Cemetary, Royal Exchange Building and St. Pauls Cathedral,
The hunt is suitable for wheelchair users.
The Edinburgh treasure hunt starts at the Tourist Information Centre , Princes Street , Edinburgh, EH2 2QP. The Scott Monument, Edinburgh Castle, St. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh Dungeon and Waverley Station,
This hunt is unsuitable for wheelchair users due to the number of steps and steep paths along the route which cannot easily be by-passed.
The Glasgow treasure hunt starts at the Tourist Information Centre , George Square, Glasgow, G2 1DY. George Square, The City Chambers, The Gallery of Modern Art and the Lighthouse,
This hunt is suitable for wheelchair users.
The Inverness treasure hunt starts at the Tourist Information Centre , Castle Wynd, Inverness, IV2 3BJ. Inverness Museum and Art Gallery, Ness Bridge, Inverness Castle, St. Mary's Church, The Old High Church and Station Square,
This hunt is suitable for wheelchair users. The steps leading from the Tourist Information Centre and those on entering the cemetery are easily by-passed.
The Inverurie treasure hunt starts at the Town Hall, High Street , Inverurie, AB51 3SN. The Masonic Hall, Market Place, The Town Hall and Salmon Sculpture,
This hunt is suitable for wheelchair users.
The Perth treasure hunt starts at the Tourist Information Centre , Lower City Mills, Perth, PH1 5QP. St. Pauls Church, Perth Theatre, The Guildhall, Perth Bridge, Sheriff Court House and St John the Baptist Church,
This hunt is suitable for wheelchair users.
The Pitlochry treasure hunt starts at the Tourist Information Centre , Atholl Road, Pitlochry, PH16 5BX. The Council Chambers, The Festival Theatre, Pitlochry Dam and Fish Ladder and Pitlochry Railway Station,
This hunt is unsuitable for wheelchair users due to the number of steps crossing the dam and the railway.
The St Andrews treasure hunt starts at the Visitor information Centre, 70 Market Street, St Andrews, KY16 9NU. Market Street, The National Golf Museum, St. James Catholic Church, St. Salvator's Quadrangle, St. Andrews Castle, St. Andrew's Cathedral and The Harbour,
The hunt is suitable for wheelchair users but there are some steep sections along the route.
The Stirling treasure hunt starts at the Tourist Information Centre Old Town Jail, St. John Street, Stirling, FK8 1EA. Old Town Jail, Church of the Holy Rude and Stirling Castle,
The hunt is suitable for wheelchair users although the route is quite steep in places.