Here is a list of our low and high elements.  Please click on the name to see a picture.

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LOW ELEMENTS

Swinging Log: Task: Walk across the moving suspended log by using peer support if needed.
Objective: Most members receive a heightened sense of physical self and group support from this activity.

Wild Woozy: Task: Two group members depend on each other to traverse as far as possible along two progressively widening cables.
Objectives: Exploring physical, mental or spiritual trust and dependence.

Spider Web: Task: Get the whole group from one side of the spider's web to the other without upsetting the sleeping spider.
Objectives: Review the group's ability to deal with potential success and failure.

Low Wall: Task: Get the whole group up and over the wall safely.
Objective: Culminate the group development achieved throughout the other group initiatives. Develop a sense of potential for self actualization. Overcome the fear inherent with perceived risk.

Tension Traverse: Task: Traverse a single cable with the aid of a rope affixed at the opposite end of the cable.
Objectives: Individuals learn to accept help and support with this physically demanding element.

Mohawk Traverse: Task: Traverse, as a group, the length of several cables attached to trees/poles.
Objective: Utilize individual differences. Develop patience in stressful experiences.

TP Shuffle: Task: Entire team must stand on the horizontal pole and then organize themselves. Objective: Learn patience and team support.

Team Traverse: Task: Two group members traverse on a cable towards each other with the aid of a moving rope.
Objectives: Practice balance and gain awareness of cause and effect in a team situation with group support.

Triangular Tension Traverse: Task: Traverse along a triangular cable formation with the aid of a stationary length of rope. Objectives: Practice balance and self awareness skills with the support of the group.

Low MultiVine: Task: Two group members must walk towards each other on a cable using "vines" for support.  Once they meet, must pass each other. Objectives: Practice balance, communication and self awareness.

Nitro's Crossing: Task: Group must get from one island to another using only a swinging rope to acheive the goal. Objectives: Learn teamwork and communication in relation to group organization.

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HIGH ELEMENTS

Catwalk: A great intro element to the high adventure course!  Participants traverse a telephone pole.  Low physical demands and perceived risk.

Two Line Bridge: A physically demanding element with low perceived risk.  Walk from one pole to the next with the aid of cables.

Multivine: Work on focus and balance while traversing a cable with the aid of "vines".

High Wild Woozy: Same as the low element but with more perceived risk and ultimate safety.

Heebee Geebee: Traverse a cable with the aid of crossed ropes.

Power Pole: This element is the height of emotional, physical and mental challenge.  Climb on top of a vertical telephone pole and when ready leap for the trapeze.

Dangle Duo: This element requires pairs to work closely together and through communication, problem solving and determination reach the top of the ladder!  This element is the most physically demanding one.

Zip Line: An exciting element with low physical needs and some perceived risk.  Harness up and ride the cable 45' down to the bottom!

Screamer: Fun element with low perceived risk.  Attached to a cable, participants are pulled up as high as they want to go and when ready, let go of the release rope and take the giant swing!

Climbing Wall: Our tower is 45' tall and provides excellent lessons in balance, self-awareness and trust. Once at the top, make sure to take in the sights of the center.

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