We're building something that changes the way you experience festivals.
A Trippie Trail Guide is a scavenger hunt hidden in plain sight. We hide real, physical objects around the festival — each one tagged with a hidden chip. Tap one with your phone and it reveals a riddle pointing you toward the next. Follow the trail, find them all, and unlock something at the end that only the finishers get to see.
🗺️ Find a TrailFestivals are magic — until the sun comes up and the fields are buried in bottles, wristbands and glitter that will outlive every one of us. We started Trippie Trail to prove festival products can be just as wild without leaving a trace, by building them from a plastic that actually disappears.
PHA (polyhydroxyalkanoate) is a bioplastic grown by microorganisms instead of refined from crude oil. It behaves like ordinary plastic — durable, moldable, printable — but it's genuinely biodegradable, not just "recyclable in theory."
Unlike PLA and most "compostable" plastics, which only break down in industrial composting facilities most people never have access to, PHA fully biodegrades in soil, fresh water, and even the ocean — turning back into CO₂ and water in months, not centuries.
We're not just talking about it — we're actively developing a product line built around PHA, so that even the plastic touching your festival weekend doesn't stick around for centuries afterward.
We're still early, and we're not ready to share all the details yet. But the direction is set: less guilt, less landfill, and a lighter footprint on every field we help fill with a little magic.
Are you sure? A shredding, spore-munching sorcerer is about to descend upon this trail.