Go Make A Hike

Go Make A Hike is a competitive tile drafting and placement game for 2-4 players (with a solo mode) about building the perfect hiking path. Each round, players will draft either a Trail or Destination tile to add to their Trail System. Destinations require certain features along their trail: Water, Flowers, Wildlife, or Viewpoints.

As players work to build the perfect hike their trails will grow and spread across the table in an impressive display of nature's beauty!

Jump to the FAQ for answers and clarifications.

Features:

• Tactile play with tiles and tokens.
• Inviting theme and great table presence.
• Simple rules, fast setup, low downtime.
• Enjoy the outdoors from your game table!
• Solo mode included.

Go Make A Hike: Off the Beaten Path is an expansion for Go Make A Hike which includes three modules that can be added to the base game in any combination.

• Fire & Ice includes 10 new Destnatons with volcanic and snowy themes.
• Ordeals to Adventures adds immediate and ongoing effects that can change the flow of the game.
• Points of Interest adds new, yellow feature cubes that have unique scoring opportunities.

FAQ:

Q: How does the Natural Selection event work in a two-player game?  If a player puts two Features on a Trail after drafting their first tile can the player draft that Trail as their second drafted tile? 

A: In a two-player game, player two cannot draft the Trail they put the features on after their first drafted tile.  Player one may draft any tile as their second draft, even the Trail that they placed Features on after their first draft.

Q: If there are no tiles in the Trails draw stack, but the lineup is full, do Features get added to the Trails in the lineup?

A: Yes!  On the optional playmat the space for the Trails stack shows a map icon, indicating that Features get added to the Trails for the final round.  If you do not have the playmat you should still add Features in the final round if the Trails stack is completely empty.

Q: Do you have to remove 30 or 15 Trail tiles for a two- or three-player game?

A: Of course not!  But having more tiles in the stack will result in a longer game, and more likely that one of the other end-game conditions will trigger the end-game.

And just for fun, here's an interesting video about building actual hiking trails!