Adventure Climbing Course

Here a participant can be hoisted up anywhere from 5-30'. When they reach their desired height the pull a lever which releases them into a pendulum swing back and forth 25 yards long for 1 minute.

15' high and 15' long, the climber here attempts to get from one side to the other while using 1 rope for foot balance and 1 rope for hand balance. When in the middle, the climber also needs to turn 180 degrees around.

15' high and 15' long, this element is a horizontal rope ladder that the the climber tries to walk across.

0-30' high,Here a participant starts on the ground and on the count of 3 they run as another group pulls shooting the participant into the air and a pendulum swing back and forth10 yards long.

30' high and 15' long, the climber here attempts to get from one side to the other while using the ropes for hand balance and wire for foot balance. Similar to the Pirates Crossing, when in the middle, the climber needs to turn 180 degrees around.

15'-30' high and 40' long, the climber here has a bottom wire for their feet and a rope at head level for their hands. The climber walks up the wire from the Pirates Crossing platform at a 45 degree angle up to the platform shown which is 30' feet high.

30' high, Here the climber climbs 30' to the platform shown and on command simply jumps off the platform into the middle of the air! Climbers wishing to attempt a more daring version may bring up a blind fold and jump blindfolded or a bandana can be placed 10 feet out in front of the platform and the climber may try to jump at grab the bandana.

0 - 25' high, Here 2 climbers attempt to help each other make it to the top of the ladder without using the
side cables. This is an excellent element for groups as the climbers not climbing are involved in helping belay on an Australian Belay system that creates a GREAT sense of teamwork for everyone!

40' high and 20' long, this element has a bottom wire for your feet and a series of ropes hanging from a cable above to help the climber traverse across the wire.

15' high and 20' long, this element has 10 wooden platform swings that the climber tries to traverse across.