Our Family Day Scavenger Hunt is a great way to spend time with family and friends. Hop in your car, have fun, explore the City and learn some local history along the way.
This year’s scavenger hunt includes 9 different missions located across the City where you will find the answers to our questions. The hunt is open from Friday February 18 until Monday February 21 and it’s free to play on the GooseChase app (search game code: VW5W6Q) or you can print a pdf copy from the link at the bottom of this page.
Don't forget to wear your winter gear -- the 2022 snow is still piled high.
No purchase necessary. The Scavenger Hunt is a free program organized by the City of Niagara Falls Museums.
Participants must follow all current provincial and public health guidelines while participating in the hunt.
The contest will open at 4pm on Friday February 18 and close on Monday February 21 at 9pm.
This is NOT a race, so take your time and enjoy!
Feel free to share photos of your day on our social media.
GooseChase App: participants can join the competition through the free GooseChase app, which is available to download from the App Store or Google Play. Answers submitted automatically to us through the app. Game code: VW5W6Q
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Printable PDF (link at bottom of this page): submit a picture of your completed scavenger hunt to us at [email protected]
Winners will be contacted through the GooseChase app or by email if you submit your completed scavenger hunt page.
Any photo or video content submitted as part of the scavenger hunt, including photos and videos uploaded on the GooseChase app, may be used by the City of Niagara Falls Museum on our social media channels, including our website and e-newsletters. This content may also be shared publicly in the app during and after the scavenger hunt.
Complete all 9 missions and your name will be entered into a draw to win one of ten City of Niagara Falls Museums Family Memberships ($40 value).
You can print out a pdf here print this.
Check out the new Seek and Find Niagara Falls we created for Family Day 2021 too.
Brian de Ruiter (1837 talk)
