Hobbies And Interests
People Scavenger Hunt
The bustling streets of Los Angeles city never want for crowds or activity. Take advantage of the huge population in Los Angeles by creating a people watching scavenger hunt. Seek out a list of random street sightings, such as a lady running in heels, a jogger pushing a twin jogging stroller or a person with a neck tattoo. Split into small groups with friends and take pictures of each sighting as you go.
Astronomy Scavenger Hunt
Los Angeles city contains the iconic Griffith Observatory where city goers observe the night sky through high quality telescopes. For an educational scavenger hunt, create a checklist of stars and constellations to look for at the observatory. Use this activity as a way to spend quality time with family while educating your children about science and nature. The Griffith Observatory resources will help you find the North Star, Big Dipper or Belt of Orion.
Graffiti Scavenger Hunt
Los Angeles city has no shortage of graffiti with the taboo art form adorning buildings, billboards, freeway overpasses and street signs. Set off with friends to hunt for graffiti throughout the city. Make criteria for your graffiti search, such as graffiti with block letters, graffiti containing pictures, billboard pieces and more. As you find graffiti matching the terms, document your findings by taking pictures with a mobile phone or digital camera.
Food Truck Scavenger Hunt
The abundance of commerce in Los Angeles city makes it a breeding ground for food trucks. These mobile food vendors post up around the city and specialize in food choices, such as gyros, hot dogs, ice cream sandwiches and grilled cheese sandwiches. You can find online food truck maps to guide you through a tasty food truck scavenger hunt. Plan out a four course meal and use the map to locate specific trucks for your appetizer, main course, specialty drink and dessert. You will work up an appetite while searching for each new truck.