Challenge Course

The Challenge Course at Westminster Woods is a series of individual and group activities, called elements.  With over 30 elements on our Low Ropes Course and 13 High Ropes elements, our challenge course is quite extensive.  A Challenge Course day is engaging and active both physically and emotionally.  Groups might balance on cables and platforms, climb trees and cargo nets, and zip through our redwood canopy.  Groups can request programs on our Low Ropes Course, High Ropes Course, or a combination.  Our course can accommodate groups between eight and 200+ participants.    Individuals, groups smaller than eight and larger groups should contact us.

 

Additional Information

Participation Form 
Basic Pricing
 

Description of Elements
Sample Itinerary

Girl Walking Across Log

 

 

 

 

 


Who uses a Challenge Course?

We understand that each group is unique and have experience with a wide variety of programs.  Some common themes we work with are:  

Static course, many participants

  • Adventure Days
  • Celebrations/Graduations 
  • Environmental Education Programs
  • Community Building / Teambuilding Programs
  • Therapeutic Programs

Why is a Challenge Course experience important?

Challenge Courses are experiential, memorable, and fun!  Our staff can work on specific outcomes, such as leadership development, healthy risk taking, self-empowerment, or coping skills. Our programs help participants learn how to take healthy risks, learn new skills and dare to enter into challenging situations.  At the end of each experience groups have an opportunity to reflect, interpret, and apply what they learned to their everyday life.

Is your Challenge Course Safe?

Westminster Woods is an institutional member of the Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT), and follows ACCT industry standards.  ACCT is an internationally recognized industry leader in challenge course standards creation.  For more information about ACCT, visit their website: www.acctinfo.org.  Our course is inspected on a daily, monthly, and annual basis by trained on-site staff.  In addition, we hire a third-party ACCT vendor member to perform a complete annual inspection of our course and equipment.

 

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"It is an age when a ropes course and challenge games -- activities that promote teamwork and trust by forcing a group to work together on a common goal -- can change the way a child views his classmates and community."