Crazy Dash

This is supposed to be a walking-​tour slash scavenger hunt around Pittsburgh, and my fiancé and sister and I were excited to try out searching for things, solving puzzles, and learning about Pittsburgh, but we ended up not really doing any of those.
You start by accessing a website online. The website is pretty easy to use, but uses only basic technology from the 90s in terms of web design. For example, they have you answer 10 multiple choice questions and tell you to remember which letter you answered because «you might need it later,» which made us think there may be a puzzle involving it. The real reason was because at the end, instead of checking our answers automatically, like even simple websites could do, they just printed all the answers and said you needed to verify them yourself.
At many of the steps, they try to inject fun into the activity by having you do «crazy» things like singing at a stranger and taking a picture, then sending it to Crazy Dash, the purpose of which I can only assume is for their own marketing to just take the best pics and post them on their website to show how fun it is, as I never saw a single one after submitting, nor did we receive any response on what we submitted.
The things to find are basically all just golden historical markers, and the questions to answer are taken word for word from the markers and you just fill in the blanks – no thinking or puzzle-​solving involved. Probably half of the questions are, «When was X built?» The thing that really tired us out was that there are sometimes ½ to 1 mile walks between clues. On top of it all, none of the items or clues seemed to tell us anything significant about Pittsburgh, leaving us feeling like we learned nothing but useless trivia at the end.