Paris Trip Overview
Foxtrail is unique. During the activity you will encounter permanent installations that the fox has hidden around the city. They combine creativity with technology, producing fun and original challenges. Clues will require both intelligence and teamwork to solve, similar to an Escape Room. However you are free to complete the trail at your own pace, so you can fully appreciate the sights and unexplored corners of the city you will discover along the way.
Additional Info
Duration: 2 hours
Starts: Paris, France
Trip Category: Tours & Sightseeing >> Self-guided Tours & Rentals
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What to Expect When Visiting Paris, Île-de-France, France
Foxtrail is unique. During the activity you will encounter permanent installations that the fox has hidden around the city. They combine creativity with technology, producing fun and original challenges. Clues will require both intelligence and teamwork to solve, similar to an Escape Room. However you are free to complete the trail at your own pace, so you can fully appreciate the sights and unexplored corners of the city you will discover along the way.
Itinerary
In teams of 2 to 6 people, use your printed Foxtrail instructions to try and follow the trail of the runaway fox by finding his interactive clues, breaking codes and revealing hidden messages that will guide you through the city streets. You can play every day with start times available from 10:15am to 5:00pm.
Foxtrail is unique. During the activity you will encounter permanent installations that the fox has hidden around the city. They combine creativity with technology, producing fun and original challenges. Clues will require both intelligence and teamwork to solve, similar to an Escape Room. However you are free to complete the trail at your own pace, so you can fully appreciate the sights and unexplored corners of the city you will discover along the way.
While Foxtrail could be described as a Treasure Hunt, or an outdoor Escape Room, or a 3 hour walking city tour, it is none of these. It’s a unique team activity and the only way to really find out what it’s about is to do a trail.
It involves 4km of walking (approx. 2½-3 hours.) For visitors to Paris it can be a fun alternative to the traditional city tour, but locals will be just as surprised by what they discover.
