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Hidden Hearts of Eden Park

Eden Park Treasure Hunt

Duration

1 hour

Max Group Size

7 People

Difficulty

Easy

Stroller Safe

No

Handicap Safe

No

Rating

12 Reviews

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Duration

1 hour

Max Group Size

7 People

Difficulty

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Stroller Safe

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Handicap Safe

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Rating

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Duration

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Max Group Size

7 People

Difficulty

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Stroller Safe

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Handicap Safe

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Rating

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*We recommend to have no more than 7 people in a group. 

Discover Eden's Romantic Spot

Eden Park has long been one of Cincinnati’s most beloved destinations, famous for its breathtaking overlooks, peaceful gardens, and winding walking paths. Thousands of visitors stroll through the park every year, yet few realize it hides a timeless secret—one extraordinary place that many believe to be the most romantic spot in the entire park.

Your mission is to uncover it.

Join Professor Arthur Hunt on an unforgettable journey through Eden Park as you solve clever riddles, crack puzzles, answer fascinating trivia, and sharpen your observation skills. Along the way, you’ll discover hidden landmarks, remarkable stories, and surprising pieces of Cincinnati history that most visitors never notice.

Each challenge will bring you one step closer to revealing the park’s best-kept secret. Can you piece together the clues, uncover the legendary romantic spot and the story behind it, and experience one of Cincinnati’s most enchanting places for yourself?

The mystery is waiting… if you know where to look.

Begin Your Adventure

Your Starting Point

This is where your treasure hunt begins!  Find Father Quinn at your scheduled time, then click the link in your email to launch your adventure. No apps, no fuss — just curious minds, big smiles, and family fun ahead!

Begin Your Adventure

Your Starting Point

Your adventure begins in front of the beautiful Krohn Conservatory facing the street, one of Eden Park’s most recognizable buildings.

Use the photos and details below to help you find the exact starting point. Once you’ve arrived, click the game link or scan the QR code from your launch email, and let the adventure begin!

• Stand outside at the main entrance of the Krohn Conservatory

• Your backs are toward the Krohn Conservatory front entrance

• Stand facing the street

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Area Details

To enhance your experience, we’ve included detailed information about the area surrounding your treasure hunt. This will help you get familiar with the area, navigate more easily, and immerse yourself fully in the adventure.

Parking Information

The closest parking to your starting point is in the lot behind Krohn Conservatory or along the street directly in front of the conservatory. Both options are just a short walk from the treasure hunt's starting point.

If you don't mind a longer stroll through the park, you'll also find additional parking near Eden Park's Twin Lakes.

Picnic Area

Eden Park is one of Cincinnati's best places for a picnic.

You'll find plenty of open lawns, shaded areas, picnic tables, and benches throughout the park.

Popular spots include Mirror Lake, the Twin Lakes, Tom Jones Commons, and the gardens surrounding Krohn Conservatory.

Bathroom Availability

Restrooms are available inside the entrance foyer of Krohn Conservatory. You do not need to purchase an admission ticket to use these facilities.

Additional public restrooms are located near the Twin Lakes area of Eden Park, directly across from the children's playground.

Stroller or Wheelchair Friendly

The path for this treasure hunt is not especially stroller- or wheelchair-friendly, though it may still be manageable for some participants.

Most of the route follows paved walkways, with a few clues requiring you to briefly cross grassy areas. However, the route also includes one long concrete staircase climbing approximately two to three stories, followed later by another steep rocky staircase descending about two stories. Both staircases have metal handrails to hold on to.

Nearby Food & Drinks

 

Hungry After Your Adventure?

There is a McDonald's and Skyline nearby. Follow Victory Parkway (the street in front of the Krohn Conservatory) north under the Melan Arch Bridge, and around the curve past the Ohio River Overlook and you will see them shortly thereafter at the intersection with McMillan Ave.

The Mt. Adams Bar & Grill is also open during the day for lunch. The Professor's favorite for lunch in the area however is the Terrace Cafe inside the Art Museum, a short drive from Eden Park.

Parking is $4.00 but free if you spend $10.00 or more at the restaurant or $15.00 at the Gift Shop. Just show your receipt to the front desk in the lobby and they will stamp your parking stub.

Forecast

The weather can make all the difference when exploring Eden Park’s winding pathways, beautiful gardens, and scenic overlooks. Below is Cincinnati’s forecast for the next 6 days, to help you choose the perfect day for your adventure. Click on the graph to see more weather information.

Bad Weather? No Problem.

If severe weather makes it unsafe or difficult to enjoy your hunt (e.g., heavy rain, lightning, extreme heat)—whether before your activity begins or during it—you’re welcome to cancel or stop at any time. If the conditions mean you can’t complete the activity in a safe or fun manner, just let us know!

Contact us at cincinnatitreasurehunts@gmail.com or call Professor Hunt’s Assistant at (859) 468-9240, and we’ll send you a 100% off code so you can reschedule at no charge.

Make It a Team Competition

Turn this treasure hunt into a fun head-to-head challenge! Divide into teams, solve riddles, complete challenges, and compete for the highest score on a shared leaderboard. It’s perfect for families, friends, birthday parties, youth groups, schools, and corporate team-building events.

Want to turn this adventure into a Team Competition? Visit our Getting Started page to learn how.

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*We recommend to have no more than 7 people in a group. 

Good To Know

Have More Than 7?

Have a larger group? Split into smaller teams, with each team booking separately.

Last-Minute Bookings

Booking at the last minute? Allow up to 20–30 minutes for your hunt email to arrive.

Weather & Cancellations

Plans change or bad weather rolls in? View our booking policies for more information.

Questions?

Visit our FAQs for more booking information.

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5 Tips for a Better Experience

Some of the clues telling you where to go can be quite long and have multiple steps. Listen or read to the whole thing before setting out, then take it a little at a time.

The quizzes or riddles may be too difficult for young children. However, so they aren’t overshadowed by their older brothers or sisters, you can often make up a “Little Kids” question on the spot. Ask very simple “I Spy…”, “Can you find the…?”, “What color is…?”, or “How many …… are there” type questions.

Just to pass on one important input from other parents, when they first started the hunt they remarked they couldn’t help blurt out the answers and lead the way. Just parental habit taking over. Bad parent! Relax. Let the kids take the lead – but you seriously need to keep on your toes or you’ll get lost as many of the clues can be tricky and challenging to even adults.

Make it a real outing by going some where afterwards to have lunch or dinner or just something to drink. It’s a lot fun to sit afterwards with the kids or your date and talk about your shared adventure!

The treasure at the end of our hunts is the answer to the mystery question posed at the beginning. However, you can make your own treasure by bring along candy bars or something to give out as a “prize” if you reach the end.