Course Elements
Below are some of the elements offered on the Raccoon Ridge Adventure Challenge Course. Because our challenge course is always in a state of improvement and development, the list is only to serve as an example of what your group might do while with us.
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Born Again (Low Element) Each member of the team must pass through the (ugh!) t*i*g*h*t* tire with help from their teammates. |
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Climbing Tower (High Element) Newly redesigned with teambuilding in mind, the climbing tower is now belayed by the group, with facilitators present to monitor safety! |
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Islands (Low Element) The alligators surrounding you are only imaginary, but the need to use Communication, Respect, Encouragement, Safety, and Trust to reach the other side is a real exercise in teambuilding. |
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Indoor Elements Inclement weather does not close our Challenge Course to guests. Our indoor initiatives can be done at Great Oaks or on-site at your location. |
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Leap of Faith (High Element) Can you be one of the participants that reaches the trapeze bar? Did we mention you will be jumping from the top of a pole over 20' in the air? |
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Log Jam (Low Element) Communication will make or break your team as you seek to realign yourself on the pole. |
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Air Steps (High Element) At 15’ above the ground, group encouragement is a huge factor for many people attempting this mentally-challenging activity. |
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Spider’s Web (Low Element) A traditional teambuilding activity, your team must pass through the web without waking the spider. |
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Whale Watch (Low Element) All your group has to do is balance a wooden platform. Sound simple enough? You’ll need the 5-Pillars of Teamwork to finish this job. |
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Zip Line (High Element) What better way to get off the High course than a 300 foot zip line! |
