Low Ropes
The Low Ropes Course is the perfect place to combine planning , strategy, communication, commitment, trust, and action. The hands on lessons learned on the Low Ropes Course can transfer directly into the class or conference room, to the field or field station.
Tour the Low Ropes Course below, click the images for a larger view.
The Wall
A great group challenge that requires participants to formulate a systematic approach to get some or all of the participants up and over the wall. The group must capitalize on the strengths of each individual and align people in positions were they can be effective.
The wall can be used as a metaphor for getting through tough obstacles as a team.
The Spider Web
To accomplish this activity the entire group will need to be passed from one side of the web to the other. Trust and big picture thinking are key ingredients to solve this puzzle. Leadership, following, and compromise are aspects that every group will need to be successful.
Mohawk Walk
Your group will travel along multiple cables (12 inches off the ground) . Working against the clock your group strives to get everyone to the end. Multi-tasking, communication, clear consistent leadership, performing with limited resources, and efficient pre-planning are major themes of this activity.
Tire Traverse
A physical challenge taken on in pairs or solo. Adaptability is the key as you use balance, communication, and strategy to make it to the top.
Rocking All Aboard
Group members board a rocking platform while maintaining balance. This group challenge requires true attention to detail, precise communication, and the ability to move forward after mistakes.
TP Shuffle
While on a single telephone pole, the group members must silently get into a specific order with out falling off. Participants must support each other in this physically close challenge. Non-verbal communication, strategy, and leadership are important ingredients for success.
Trust Fall
The trust fall is usually the culminating activity of a trust progression where participants are learning how to effectively support one another physically and mentally.
Nitro Crossing
Using a Tarzan style rope participants must travel inside the event area to achieve a set of tasks. Pre-planning and staying on task are paramount in this timed challenge. Physical support and self awareness of actions are also discussed.
Zigzag Crossing
Crossing the ‘lava’ pit on stationary stumps, and a few pieces of ‘un-burnt’ wood challenges your group to really perform. Managing resources, clear communication, planning, and staying calm as the clock runs are all essential to teams that are successful.
Tension Triangle Traverse
Participants cross a cable while balancing with a hand line. Eventually, participants have to cross over each other. Focus, balance, clear communication, and creative problem solving help get pairs through this activity.
Swinging Chairs
After the group is split in two, members must navigate through a series of swinging chairs to reach the opposite side. While traveling each group member must retrieve an object off the ground with the help of the team. Teams work on clear planning, sequential steps and working inside defined boundaries.
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