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The Adventure Map

A custom-designed Adventure Quest map for Mia Alpina Zillertal Family Retreat, created as a playful and intuitive world for children and families.

A Story-Led Map Built Around the Hotel Identity

The Adventure Quest map was specially created by our design and web design team for Mia Alpina Zillertal Family Retreat.

Since the hotel already has its own mascot — the squirrel “Alpina” — it naturally became the main character of both the story and the map.

While designing the map, it was important for us to preserve and continue the existing visual identity of the hotel.

Custom-made for Mia Alpina
Custom-made for Mia Alpina
Mascot-led storytelling
Mascot-led storytelling
Aligned with hotel branding
Aligned with hotel branding
Adventure map designed for Mia Alpina Zillertal Family Retreat
Cartoon-style resort landscape for the adventure map

A Playful World for Children & Families

We recreated the resort’s landscape and atmosphere in a playful cartoon-style adventure world designed especially for children and families.

The result is a map that feels connected to the real location while transforming it into an engaging visual experience full of exploration and imagination.

Cartoon-style visual world
Cartoon-style visual world
Inspired by the resort landscape
Inspired by the resort landscape
Designed for family engagement
Designed for family engagement

Easy to Follow, Fun to Explore

All quest stations are clearly marked on the map, making the experience intuitive and easy to follow.

At every station, participants encounter new puzzles and challenges waiting to be solved.

Clearly marked quest stations on the adventure map
Clearly Marked Stations

Children and families can easily navigate the full quest journey.

Interactive puzzles and challenges on the map
Puzzles at Every Stop

Each station introduces new tasks, discoveries, and playful interaction.

Adventure quest experience for hotel guests
Intuitive Guest Experience

The map supports a smooth and family-friendly adventure flow.

Languages & Difficulty Levels

The map was developed in both German and English and created in multiple difficulty levels to suit different age groups and play styles.

Available in German
Available in German
Available in English
Available in English
Adapted for different ages
Adapted for different ages
Multilingual adventure map with different difficulty levels
1
Level 1 for families with young children
Level 1

Designed for families with children approximately 4–10 years old.

2
Level 2 for older children
Level 2

Designed for older children from around 9 years old who can complete the quest independently.