Find the Best Hiding Spots for Hide-and-Seek

Scout Indoor Hiding Places

Explore every office room, closet, and corner of the building. Look for spots behind desks, inside narrow alcoves, or in shadowed hallway sections. Test whether you can crouch in tight spaces to become harder to spot. Check if any rooms have multiple entry points—these offer escape routes if a seeker finds you.

Use the Outdoor Environment

Investigate the snowy yard for cover behind parked vehicles, structures, or terrain features. Identify spots that blend with the environment but still allow you to see seekers approaching. Note which outdoor areas are visible from windows inside the building.

Test Your Spots

Have a friend play seeker and try to find you in your chosen hiding spot. If they locate you too quickly, move to a different area. The best spots balance concealment with a clear line of sight so you can react if discovered. Avoid spots that trap you with only one exit.