05 Nov 2019
Out with Monopoly and down with Scrabble! When the family gets bored of board games this Christmas embark on an adventure in the great outdoors with Treasure Trails.
With festively titled Trails in locations across the UK groups can get outdoors this yuletide season and embody Miss Marple on a Detective Mystery, James Bond on a Spy Mission or Captain Jack himself on a Treasure Hunt.
We've gathered the best festive Treasure Trails for you to try during the Christmas break:
The perfect time of year for pudding. Explore The Monument, Sir Christopher Wren's commemoration of the Great Fire of London, Leadenhall Market and Fenchurch Street on this Detective Mystery.
This Spy Mission follows the star of pantomime making it a perfect trail to try during panto season. He's not just behind you on this Trail, you'll have to search harder than that, exploring The Thames, the Tower of London and magnificent Tower Bridge.
For a truly Dickensian Christmas day out Rochester's Detective Mystery provides thrills and chills in the search for a murderer most foul. From the heart of Rochester's historic high street, you'll hunt high and low, past Tudor town houses and through medieval gardens to the towering Rochester castle.
York Chocolate and Sweet Trail
It wouldn't be Christmas without a tin (or two) of sweets. Indulge in this Detective Mystery which explores the picturesque 'chocolate-box streets' of York, dive into the famous sweet museum and unwrap amazing stories behind Terry's, Rowntree and other kings of confectionary.
This Treasure Hunt follows a circular route within the historic grounds of the Grade II National parks known as The Walks. Whilst searching for clues Trailers will take in the St John Evangelist Church and the beautiful landscape of the Norfolk based park. It's also not far from Sandringham House where the Queen spends her Christmas so Trailers may be in royal company!
Lasting around two hours, the aim is to solve clues on a circular route of approximately two miles incorporating plaques, signs, statues, monuments, images, engravings or any other unique or eye-catching features.
What: Get Festive this Christmastime with Treasure Trails
Why Try a Treasure Trail: A fantastic way for families and groups to explore towns, cities and villages across the UK with a self-guided themed walk.
Price: Treasure Trails cost £9.99 for the downloadable and print at home version or £11.98 (including p&p) for the posted version
Website: treasuretrails.co.uk
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For more information please contact:
Jaimie Poyner | jaimie@flamingo-marketing.co.uk | 01637 873379 or 07896744943
Notes for Editors
Visit treasuretrails.co.uk to find out more and to download one of more than 1,200 Trails across the UK.
Treasure Trails cost £9.99 for the downloadable and print at home version or £11.98 (including p&p) for the posted version), are suitable for groups of up to five and are designed to appeal to anyone with a sense of adventure; from young detectives and budding spies to adults who never grew up.
Visit the Treasure Trails website for a full list of locations arranged by region and select one the one that appeals.
Treasure Trails have been crowned Best for Exploration in the Day Out With The Kids Family Favourites Awards.
If you would like to experience a Treasure Trail please contact Jaimie.
