Walking Whodunit Hunts are single-location murder mystery trails where you explore a village or an area of a town or city in search of clues to solve a crime. All have much history to uncover, show you grand and impressive architecture, and many reveal surprising facts about both places and the people that shaped them!
The places listed below (by county) all have single-location walking murder mystery trails for you to solve. Click any location link for more detail. Map available at the bottom of the page to locate trails in a particular area too.
In County Antrim are Ballymena, Ballymoney, Carrickfergus, Lisburn, Randalstown and Whitehead Whodunits… and our popular recent launch in Glenarm!- On the North Antrim coast are Ballycastle and Portrush Whodunit Hunts.
- In Belfast itself are Belfast City Centre and Titanic Quarter trails, as well as the Europa taster trail if you’re short on time. We recently launched the Queen’s Quarter Trail around the university area too.
- Armagh City, Loughgall, and Lurgan trails in County Armagh.
- Belturbet and Cavan Town in County Cavan.
- In County Derry are trails at Derry and former market town Moneymore.
- In County Donegal is the Donegal town Whodunit Hunt.
- In County Down you’re spoilt for choice! There are walking Whodunits in Banbridge, Castlewellan, Dromore, Moira, Newcastle, Newry as well as nearby Derrymore Estate, Rathfriland, Royal Hillsborough and Saintfield … and if you’re short on time try our Newry Taster Trail!
- We’ve also just launched an indoor Whodunit Hunt at Downpatrick’s Down County Museum.
In North Down are trails at Bangor and Holywood, and a new taster trail at Newtownards!- In County Fermanagh is the Enniskillen Whodunit Hunt.
- Ardee, Drogheda, Dromiskin and Dundalk trails available in County Louth.
- Kells, Navan and Trim in County Meath.
- Castleblaney, Clones, Glaslough and Monaghan trails are in County Monaghan.
- In County Sligo is our Sligo Town walking trail.
- In County Tyrone you can find walking Whodunits at Caledon, Omagh, and our recent launch at Dungannon.
There are more walking Whodunit Hunts in the pipeline too, including Galway City, Kilkenny, and a very unique trail in Dublin!
The vast majority of Whodunit Hunt clues are accessible by those with prams and wheelchair users, as we’ve determined routes for evidence investigation with as few steps as possible. Check the applicable Whodunit Hunt page(s) for full details, which indicate any accessability issues.
The map below shows all of our murder mystery trails, as well as our new kids trails. Walking murder mystery trails available are indicated by a black walker/runner symbol and indoor trails with a green building. Kids trails are indicated by a yellow star. Pipeline walking Whodunits are blue – if you’re interested in one of these, please contact us and we’ll tell you when they’re available.
Use the card or Paypal link in the page of whichever Whodunit Hunt you are interested in to purchase it.
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