The Treasure Dash

Big thank you to everyone who participated in our two treasure dashes this past Saturday! Groups and families followed clues around San Antonio and Boerne, interacted with “treasure informants” at parks, searched for real sunken ship treasure, and earned some ice cream at the end. The dashes took folks to some fascinating places, including a lesser-known 300-year-old arched Spanish aqueduct that is the only one of its kind in all of the US. Thank you to everyone, and we’re coming back to Austin in May for our next dash!

This is real, certified sunken shipwreck treasure that sat at the bottom of the ocean for over 200 years, and we’ve hid it somewhere in San Antonio. Whoever finds it keeps it, and clues launch this Saturday, March 20 in the morning. If you’re in San Antonio and are up for an adventure, sign up today! Read more about the treasure from which we hid some of its actual coins here: https://cannonbeachtreasure.com/pages/el-cazador-1784 and sign up for the dash here: https://thetreasuredash.com/san-antonio/

What’s a Treasure Dash?

We're just over a month away from our San Antonio treasure dash. If you're ready for an outdoor adventure with your crew, sign up today!

Join our private Facebook group to participate in a FREE online scavenger hunt using Google Earth street view that starts tomorrow!

We’re excited to announce our first virtual scavenger hunt - it’s completely FREE and the winner gets a $25 Amazon gift card. Are you ready for some exploration and adventure from home? Here are the basics: use Google Earth Street View to search for the correct spot described in the riddle below, take a screenshot of what you think the answer is, post your screenshot within our private Treasure Dash Facebook group (join now!) at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1489949157867065, and the first person with the correct spot in their screenshot wins the gift card! Completely free scavenger hunt, and if after three days no one has found the right spot we’ll post another clue. Are you ready? Let’s dash!

Near a tomb of light,
within an Old Mountain ruin,
my eighteen stone sides,
silently help fortify the sanctuary.

From some of our most recent dashers: “We are already excited to see when the next dash launches!”

Sam Bass’s gold has been found! Our Austin Sphinx Dash and Advanced Dash this past weekend were a blast. A big congrats to the two teams that found the treasure, and a huge shout out to everyone who participated in this adventure. Here’s a few pictures from the dashes, which involved finding Sam Bass’s original tombstone and hiking to some lesser-known dinosaur tracks.