Alpine Tower High Elements

• Great for: Group Challenge / Teamwork / Personal Growth
• Adventure Level: Exciting
• Minimum age: 12 years
• Max Group Size: 40

The Alpine Tower is a giant wooden triangle-shaped structure that can accommodate multiple climbers at a time. We utilize a team belay system to assist climbers in their attempts to reach the top. This is a "challenge by choice" element. You choose how high you want to climb. There are several high element activities including the Jacob’s Ladder, which is a giant swinging ladder that requires team work from the rope ladder and people on the ground. There is also a cargo net which is another fun way to climb the tower. The Giant Swing is also “challenge by choice” element and you decide how high you want to swing.

Alpine Tower Low Elements

• Great for: Teamwork / Group Fun
• Adventure Level: Moderate
• Minimum age: 8 years
• Max Group Size: 40

The Islands is a series of tiny islands in a seemingly random pattern. Your team must find the correct way to the finish line. Whale Watch is a massive group teeter-totter. The Spider Web is a giant web. Teams must pass through the web without touching the rope lest you wake the sleeping giant spider (fyi, there is no giant spider). The Team Wall is a 10’ high slanted wall. It has multiple ascent paths and accommodates two climbers so you can come with a group of friends and race each other to the top! The A-Frame is an activity where one participant stands inside of an A-frame. While 4 other participants hold ropes to support the person inside of the A-frame. The goal of the game is to keep the person in the A-frame upright as long as possible and to promote communication, trust, and enthusiasm in themselves and each other.

Team-building Ground Activities

• Great for: Team Building / Group Activity
• Adventure Level: Fun and easy
• Minimum age: 8 years
• Max Group Size: 20

Traffic Jam is played at the base of the tower. Two teams facing each other have to work together to trade sides in a game like human chess and Nitro Crossing is a challenge where your team must transfer a valuable liquid across an imaginary ravine using a rope without spilling a drop, both games promote communications and idea-sharing. Mine Field is an activity for participants to interact with each other and demonstrate the importance of communication. It is played using obstacles as “mines”. The goal of the game is for one participant to traverse through a designated area full of the “mines” trying to make it through. All Aboard is an activity where all of the game participants must all fit onto a small wooden platform. It requires creativity and a raised level of comfort between the team in order to fit everyone onto the platform. Trolleys is a game in which participants must work together in order to walk around while each foot is attached to a wooden beam. In Captain Paddle participants move from paddle to paddle, leaving the one they started with standing vertically. The direction the group moves is decided by “Captain” at the beginning of each round. If the paddle you are trying to move hits the ground, you are now out of the game. The last person standing wins.