Capitol dome pose
The Idaho State Capitol is the only state capitol in the US heated by geothermal water, topped by a sandstone dome. Take a group photo with the team on the steps, the dome rising behind you.
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Bascom Hill Lincoln
At the top of Bascom Hill on the UW campus sits a bronze Abraham Lincoln statue, a tradition for every Wisconsin grad. Climb the hill, find the statue and take a squad photo with Lincoln overlooking the team.
Basque Block mural
The Basque Block celebrates Boise's unique Basque heritage with a large mural and the Basque flag colours. Take a group photo in front of the mural or the Basque Museum.
Boise finale
Final challenge. Find a beautiful Boise spot (the Capitol lit at dusk, the Greenbelt, a foothills overlook) and take an amazing closing group photo. Cheers from the City of Trees!
Boise foodie classic
Find a Boise favourite (a finger steak, a local craft beer, an ice-cream potato, a Basque dessert) and take a group photo with everyone taking the first bite or sip at the same time.
Boise kick-off
The hunt begins! Find a classic Boise backdrop (the Capitol dome, a downtown mural, the foothills behind the city) and take a group photo with the whole team in shot.
Bucky Badger spot
Bucky Badger statues and murals are scattered across Madison. Find a Bucky (on Library Mall, on Camp Randall walls, on a State Street store window) and take a squad photo where the team mirrors his pose.
Capitol Square sunset shot
Return to Capitol Square and find a vantage point on one of the four corners where the dome catches the late light. Take a group photo with the Capitol behind the team.
Checkpoint: Basque Block
Walk to the Basque Block on Grove Street and check in among the restaurants and the painted mural.
Checkpoint: Boise River Greenbelt
Walk south to the Boise River Greenbelt near Julia Davis Park and check in by the river path.
Checkpoint: Idaho State Capitol
Navigate to the Idaho State Capitol on Jefferson Street and check in on the front steps or lawn.
Checkpoint: Memorial Union Terrace
Walk to the end of State Street and into the Memorial Union. Check in on the lakeside Terrace.
Checkpoint: Monona Terrace
Walk back across the isthmus to Monona Terrace on Lake Monona, the convention centre designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Check in at the rooftop garden.
Checkpoint: State Street
Walk southwest down State Street, the pedestrian-only artery that links the Capitol to the university. Check in around the 400 block, halfway down.
Checkpoint: The Grove Plaza
Walk to the Grove Plaza in the centre of downtown and check in by the fountain.
Checkpoint: Wisconsin State Capitol
Navigate to the Wisconsin State Capitol on Capitol Square in downtown Madison and check in at one of the four entrance staircases.
Cheese curds taste
Wisconsin invented the squeaky cheese curd. Order a basket of fresh curds (Old Fashioned, Graze, the State Street Brats stand all serve them) and take a group photo with everyone catching the squeak on the first bite.
City of Trees moment
Boise is nicknamed the City of Trees. Find the biggest, most impressive tree you can downtown and take a group photo with the whole team gathered around its trunk.
Freak Alley gallery
Freak Alley is the largest outdoor mural gallery in the Northwest, an ever-changing downtown alley. Find a mural and take a group photo with everyone matching a pose, colour or shape from the art.
Greenbelt river pose
The Greenbelt follows the Boise River under cottonwood trees. Take a group photo on the riverside path with the water (and floaters in summer) behind you.
Lake Mendota lakefront
From the Terrace, Lake Mendota stretches out as Madison's largest lake. Walk to the water's edge and take a group photo with the lake filling the background (sailboats on the water are a bonus).
Local Boise tip
Convince a local Boise resident to share a tip about the city (a trail, a brewery, the best Basque dish). Take a photo with your impromptu guide and remember the tip.
Local Madisonian tip
Convince a local Madison resident to share a tip about the city. Take a photo with your impromptu guide and remember the tip.
Madison finale
Final challenge. Find a beautiful Madison spot (the Terrace at golden hour, the Capitol dome lit up, a State Street alley) and take an amazing closing group photo. Cheers from the isthmus!
Madison kick-off
The hunt begins! Find a classic Madison backdrop (the Capitol dome, the white "W" of the Badgers, a State Street busker) and take a group photo with the whole team in shot.
Monona rooftop view
The rooftop garden of Monona Terrace gives you a panoramic view of Lake Monona and the Capitol dome behind you. Take a group photo with one (or both) views in the background.
Pintxo tasting
Order a Basque pintxo, croqueta or a slice of chorizo at a Basque Block restaurant or market. Take a group photo with everyone taking the first bite at the same time.
State Street busker shot
State Street is full of buskers, public art, indie shops and food carts. Find a busker mid-performance (or an unusual food cart) and take a squad photo with the team in the scene. Drop a tip if a song is playing.
Sunburst chair pose
The Memorial Union Terrace is famous for its painted metal sunburst chairs in green, yellow and orange. Find a cluster of the chairs and take a group photo where the team sits arranged so the sunburst design fans out in the foreground.
Table Rock view
Table Rock and the foothills rise to the east of downtown, often topped by a lit cross. Find a spot with a view of the foothills and take a group photo with the ridge behind you.
Trivia: Boise founded
Fort Boise was established near the river and the city grew around it during the gold-rush era. In what year was the city founded?
Trivia: Capitol completion
The current Wisconsin State Capitol was built between 1906 and what year (the year construction was completed)?
Trivia: Madison founded
Madison was founded as the territorial capital of Wisconsin in what year?
Trivia: Madison isthmus
Downtown Madison sits on an isthmus between two lakes. Name them (both names required, separated by a comma or "and").
Trivia: meaning of Boise
French-Canadian fur trappers named the tree-lined valley "la rivière boisée". In English, what does "boisée" mean (the quality that gave Boise its "City of Trees" nickname)?
Trivia: University of Wisconsin founded
The University of Wisconsin was created by an act of Governor Nelson Dewey on July 26 of what year (the same year Wisconsin became a state)?