Portable Activities:
Explore the possibilities... there are many
activities that you can take with you to facilitate groups
wherever you are. You can set up your program inside, outside, at
schools, parks, in another city, or any location of your choice.
Low Element Courses: Teams or Individuals attempt to accomplish various tasks that
require cooperation, while following guidelines provided by your
Facilitators. The strengths of the team are utilized while individuals have
the opportunity to share their ideas. Activities can be designed to include
mental and/or physical challenges.
High Element Courses:
These activities take
one or more Participants into the air to face a challenge from up high.
Challenges include walking across cables, balancing on swinging logs, and
leaping blindly into space. Members of a team can be incorporated into the
experience to provide support for one another. Some activities require
Participants to physically support a partner in order to keep from “falling”
off of the event. Harnesses and rope safety systems prevent true falls from
occurring, and keep your clients safe. Adrenaline and photo opportunities are
a part of every experience.
Climbing
Structures: Challenge Options builds a variety of
Climbing Structures. Climbing Walls are added to an existing wall at your facility, while
Climbing Towers are freestanding structures that we construct specifically for your
program. Bouldering walls promote horizontal “climbing” and allow Participants
to work on technical skills without needing to be attached to a rope safety
system. Climbing holds attach to rock-like panels, wood or concrete, and can
be easily
adjusted by your staff in order to challenge Participants and keep their
interest level high.
Zip Lines:
Zip Lines are an exciting piece of many challenge course programs. Most
Zip Lines fall into two different categories. Zip Lines with a "gravity
stop" (participants end at the low point in the cable) and Zip Lines
that travel from point to point (participants end either on the ground or on a
platform at the far end of the zip line). The point to point zips are
often done in a series so that participants can start at one end of a course
and finish either a long distance away or may even end up near where they
began.
The type of Zip Line that will work best with
your program will depend on your goals, layout of the land, and the financial
costs. For more information about Zip Lines and which would be the best
for your site, contact the Challenge Options office.
The
cost of each Challenge Course / Climbing Structure varies based on size,
location, complexity, and number of elements. Challenge Options
works to help you attain your goals - we use a Needs Assessment to discover which
activities best suit your program. Please contact us If you would like
to discuss the options or receive a Bid Proposal for your project.
