KabouterRoutes · Outside together

A gnome trail, at a place that suits you.

Looking for a gnome trail for a day out or a children’s party? With KabouterRoutes the children discover digital gnomes on the phone. You choose your own play spot.

Choose your adventure

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A gnome trail, at a place that suits you.

What would you like to organise?

A party, a day out together or an adventure for your guests.

Children’s party

A gnome party

Choose the location of your party. Your route with nine gnomes and their games is ready.

€35 for 1 party day

Incl. VAT · up to 15 children

Create & order your party More information

QR code: scan and create your own route — Scan and create your own route
on your phone

Walking & cycling

Discover gnomes at walking and cycling junctions. You decide how far you go.

€11,95 for 60 days

Incl. VAT · up to 4 players

Order your walking/cycling route More information

QR code: scan for the junction route — Scan for the junction route
on your phone

Campsites & parks

For your campsite

Your own gnome trail that guests play on their own. The route and materials are ready.

€798 per year

Excl. VAT · unlimited use

Try it free for 30 days. The trial ends by itself.

Request a free trial route More information

QR code: scan for a free trial route — Scan for a free trial route
on your phone

This is what the game looks like!

This is what the children experience

Knock.
A world opens up.

A forest, your neighbourhood or the campsite becomes the setting. On your phone, the gnome world comes to life. You don’t have to think of anything yourselves.

1

Discover a gnome

Reach a play spot and knock on the little door on your phone.
2

Its own question and game

Every gnome has something different for you. Discover its question and its game.
3

Fill your Gnome Book

Keep your discoveries and go looking for the next gnome.

What the children experience along the way

There is always something new for the children to discover along the way.

Follow the map

The map shows where the next gnome is waiting.

The KabouterRoutes game map, with junctions and a gnome marker

Collect gnomes

Point the phone at the path and catch the gnome. That is how the children fill their own Gnome Book.

Bram Boswachter on a forest path, with the heart that magics him into the Gnome Book. Example of the camera view.

Solve a question together

What does a squirrel like to eat? At Bram’s, the children look for the answer together.

The real question window of Bram Boswachter, with a squirrel and three answer buttons.

Play a quick game

At Finn Fontein’s, the children catch water drops with a bucket. Then you continue on your way.

Finn Fontein’s water drop game, with a falling drop and the blue bucket.

What you also get

From the first invitation to a diploma to be proud of.

Nine colouring pages

The gnomes come home with you: a little more colouring after the trip.

A diploma of their own

A Gnome Diploma of their own to proudly take home.

Kobus and Bram discovered in the digital Gnome Book

The Gnome Book

Keep all the gnomes you discover in your own book.

The real printable Gnome Map with nine play spots

The Gnome Map

Take the route map along and find the nine play spots together.

Invitations

Get the children excited in advance with a personal invitation to your adventure.

Images to share

Share your adventure easily via WhatsApp or social media.

Put up your adventure

Show everyone where the adventure begins with a cheerful poster.

Where can you play it?

Near you.
Or wherever you like.

Enter the location of your party or campsite. You get a complete route with nine play spots, which you can still adjust.

1

Find your location

Look at the suggested route and adjust the spots if you like.
2

The adventure is ready

Every gnome brings its own question and its own game.

Would you rather walk or cycle right away?

A gnome is waiting behind every junction. All across the Netherlands: 64 gnomes, 64 questions and 64 games. You decide how far you go.

Discover walking & cycling →

This is how you choose the play spots!

What kind of gnome trail are you looking for?

A traditional gnome trail you follow along physical posts or little houses. With KabouterRoutes the gnomes appear in the game on your phone. So you don’t have to travel to a specially built gnome forest.

For a birthday you create a route of your own with nine gnomes. For a family outing you use the walking and cycling junctions in the Netherlands. Those are two different products.

A party close to home

Start where the children meet and choose quiet play spots in your neighbourhood. The route is suggested; you can still move the spots. You don’t have to think up questions and games yourself.

See what you get with the gnome party

Walking or cycling together

Choose the distance based on the children and plan a break along the way. There is something to discover at the junctions. When cycling, you get off first to play.

See the gnome hunt along junctions