Ms. Robert Jenner

Kristine and Robert Jenner will lead a race to historical sites in Princeton.
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Ms. Jenner and her husband, Robert ("chief gadgetmaster/map maker"), launched their first chase in March.
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"So maybe Dad spends most of his weekends on the couch falling asleep watching golf or some other 'big' game with remote clutched in hand," Ms. Jenner writes on the Ravenchase Web site.
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Ms. Jenner assures that the Princeton chase will be an on-foot event and half of the fun of the chase is being outside, wandering purposefully around and discovering secrets and treasures of the town."Everything is accessible," she says."Depending on how good you are at solving clues, it's manageable in an afternoon.Most chases last two-and-a-half to three hours."If you're the type that loves to peruse maps and solve crossword puzzles, the clue-busting will be the most fun, but the chases appeal to a variety of personality types."Especially a person who is curious and adventurous," Ms. Jenner says."There's also the element (that likes to pretend) 'this is a reality show, this is a movie,' but it's more for the person who wants to go out and do something different.It's also an educational experience, but you don't even realize it."The clues are challenging but solvable, thanks to the materials Ravenchase provides.You just have to put on your thinking cap to figure things out.Although there might be chases for little ones in the future, Ms. Jenner says the chases planned for the summer are for high school age and up.Ravenchase works when participants sign up in teams and subsequently receive their first clue via e-mail.If they can figure the clue out, it will tell them the starting location of the race.At the start of the race, teams will be provided with handmade treasure maps, "brilliant" clues, and any necessary devices, such as black lights and cipher wheels."I personally write all the clues and my husband, Robert, makes the maps and necessary gadgets," Ms. Jenner says.Don't get too excited about the booty, though.No huge cash payouts or luxury cars offered here , more like fun, semi-tacky prizes.But then there are those free libations as a reward for finishing.Ms. Jenner says she and her husband first discovered Ravenchase Adventures in 2005 in a local newspaper in Richmond, Va., where they were both attending the University of Virginia."I reluctantly went along trying to appease him," she says.
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Mr. Jenner, 29, is from Australia and has a background in marine archaeology and Pacific history.He is a realtor with ReMax TriCounty in Hamilton.Ms. Jenner, 23, attended the Lawrenceville School and the University of Virginia and has degrees in English and leadership studies.The couple admits to being reality TV junkies, but they also love museums and little historic markers."We're always saying, 'Let's go see what that says, let's see what that's about,'" Ms. Jenner says."We couldn't walk past a museum and not have that curiosity."

The Father of All Chases, a 'treasure hunt' from Ravenchase Adventures, will begin at a location to be revealed by clue upon registration, Princeton, June 16, 1 p.m. $25; bring a dad and he can participate for free.Registration will be taken three hours prior to the event. (609) 838-1500; www.ravenchase.com.E-mail jersey@ravenchase.com