Tena walks differently with a story on top.
Two rivers meet in the centre of Tena and a footbridge stitches the banks together. At 610 metres, the town is organised around water and you walk it by crossing.
What you walk here.
Stories written for its streets. You walk them from your phone, at your own pace, starting wherever you are.
There is none written for Tena yet.
It takes someone from here who knows which corner is hiding something, a story that would not work in another city, and a route tested on foot with a stopwatch in hand.
Close by.
Distances as the crow flies, not by road. In Ecuador the difference is made by the mountains.
Where it is.
The pin is the city, not the route. No route is mapped yet, and drawing one would mean inventing it.
Tena sits 610 metres above sea level.
Map by Google. Coordinates from GeoNames, CC BY 4.0.
What to know before you believe us.
Not yet. No adventure is published yet: each one goes through writing, walking, timing and field testing before it can be played.
No. They will be self-guided: you start when you want and stop when you want. Later on there could be host-led experiences as a separate category.
With someone from there. It takes a story that could only be told in those streets, a route that holds up on foot, and field testing. The order is decided by who is ready, not by how big the city is.