Falls Church’s parks and recreation department is hosting a scavenger hunt that will take people to parks and historic landmarks throughout the city.
The “Historic Scavenger Hunt” will have clues participants will have to solve about parks and landmarks.
“At each stop, you’ll find a kiosk or sign with a corresponding letter. Unscramble the letters from the nine clues and you’ll crack the code word and win a Historic Scavenger Hunt t-shirt!” the city said in a newsletter.
People can download the form to track the code work. Once the form is complete, people can email it to [email protected] by Sunday, July 5, for the chance to win a t-shirt.
Falls Church isn’t the only Tysons-area place holding a scavenger hunt — the McLean Community Center is also hosting one.
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