Keen for a real-world quest in the Pilis? This playful, outdoorsy adventure takes you to one of the region’s most spectacular spots while challenging you with clever riddles along the way. The route links stations and objects you’ll need to find, guided by a compass that also shows distance. Start whenever you want. Go solo or as a pair; bring the family or friends; it even doubles as a team-building challenge.
Pilis Trail with a Twist
Discover gorgeous locations and brain-bending tasks while making the most of your free time. World of Adventures turns downtime into smart fun: crack crimes, puzzles, and logic problems across varied terrain, from easy loops to tougher routes. Alongside the app, augmented reality helps you spot the items and clues essential to finishing your mission. It’s an outdoor game that delivers a genuine sense of adventure.
Escape Room Meets AR and Geocaching
This game blends the challenge of escape rooms with the thrill of geocaching, enhanced with augmented reality. Like a traditional escape room, you’ll solve diverse logic puzzles—only now you’re out in nature, uncovering the Pilis’s beauty and hidden treasures as you progress.
Who This Adventure Is For
Perfect if you love role-playing, want varied challenges, crave quality time, want to feel truly alive, and enjoy gripping storylines. You set the pace: dive in when you like, pause whenever you need. Tackle it as a duo, with a bigger group of friends, or the whole family. Difficulty varies by terrain and puzzle complexity.
What You Need
Bring a smartphone, comfy clothes, logic, creative teamwork, and imagination. No booking, no time limit. One pass grants access to one adventure, and you can replay it as many times as you want.
Everest
You’re on the couch, TV buzzing with a documentary about the Himalayas—specifically Mount Everest. A wild idea takes hold: you’ll climb Chomolungma. After a long, seemingly endless prep—devouring mountaineering guides, talking to experts, training body and mind in the library, gym, and on smaller peaks—more than two years later you set off for Nepal.
Expect a tough hike to Predikálószék (Prédikálószék): 1,870 feet up, the same down, with sections where you’ll be grabbing from tree to tree. It’s for experienced hikers and can be downright dangerous in rain or snow. But commit, and the gripping story, sly puzzles, adventurous paths, and jaw-dropping vistas more than make up for not actually summiting Everest. Your plane “lands” at Tenzing–Hillary Airport—right by the Dömös parking lot—where the Everest expedition begins.
