Big Walk 3259 1883 Puzzle: Find 3231 1976

The sign is the clue; the screen is your location

Copy the two pairs from the wooden sign beside the red GPS frame before anyone picks up the device. Community walkthroughs report 3259 1883 and 3231 1976, but reading the digits in your own game protects the group from a transposed number.

The numbers on the carried screen do a different job. They update as the GPS moves and tell you where it is now. A reading near 3971 1929 at the frame is therefore a starting position, not a third target and not a code to enter anywhere.

What is at each coordinate

Each target has a button. The puzzle needs both of them, so sending the whole group to only one pair will never complete it.

• 3259 1883 — the first target button.
• 3231 1976 — the second target button.
• 3971 1929 — the approximate starting position shown by the GPS, not a destination.

Use the GPS to place one player at each button

Carry the GPS while a partner reads the two rows. Move in the direction that makes each row approach the target pair. Near the final digits, stop taking long strides and make small corrections so you do not keep overshooting.

When the first readout matches, leave one player at that button. The second player carries the GPS onward to the other coordinate. The device is navigation equipment; it does not need to stay on the first button for the puzzle to remember that location.

• Keep the sign pairs written down or in a screenshot before leaving the frame.
• Assign one person to call the top row and one to call the bottom row if the numbers are hard to track while moving.
• Use the chairlift if the group has unlocked it and it shortens the return trip.

Press both buttons at the same time

Once one player is waiting at each target, confirm that both buttons are in reach. Use the walkie-talkie for a three-two-one countdown and press together. Independent community walkthroughs agree that simultaneous input is the completion trigger and releases the reward.

If nothing happens, stay at the two targets and repeat the countdown before walking the route again. A timing miss is faster to rule out than a navigation error.

Why the puzzle may not respond

This route produces several similar-looking failures. Check the simple distinctions first instead of treating every failure as a bad coordinate.

• You followed 3971 1929 — that is the GPS position, not one of the two targets.
• Both players went to the same coordinate — the puzzle needs one person at each target.
• The buttons were pressed several seconds apart — count down and press together.
• One digit was copied in the wrong order — compare both rows with the wooden sign again.
• The GPS keeps jumping around the target — use short steps and settle before deciding you have missed it.

What this solution is based on

House House documents the game and multiplayer rules but does not publish an official solution for this puzzle. The two-button sequence above was cross-checked against two independent community walkthroughs. We have kept the source links and date on this page so the steps can be checked if a later patch changes the route.