High Point Ropes Course

FAQ's

Can we request a custom designed program for our needs?

Yes. Our existing programs are a solid choice for most groups, however, we realize some groups have specific goals and/or special requirements that call for customization. Through years of experience and research we realize what groups need to have a great experience on the challenge course. Our challenge course manager will do everything he can to consult with you in order to design a program that satisfies your needs.

What is the Challenge Course Program?

At High Point Ropes Course, we create a carefully sequenced progression of hands-on activities that help groups explore team-building or group work. These may include non-competitive games that set the tone, problem-solving activities, low ropes elements or high ropes elements. Our program utilizes open field areas, portable equipment and "cable, wood and wire" systems in our forest.

What type of program is best for our group?

A good choice for introducing groups to the basic concepts of teambuilding is our Team Challenge Course which involves portable challenges, ground activities, and low ropes elements. If groups have plenty of time to spend we recommend adding the option of using high elements to explore individual challenges and group support.

What is your policy in the event of bad weather?

We operate our challenge course 12 months of the year. However, in the event of high winds, electrical storms, and/or torrential downpours, programs are canceled in accordance with our safety plan. For team challenge course programs, we are able to take our portable equipment indoors if space is available during inclement weather events.

How much time does it take?

The more time spent on the challenge course, the deeper the learning experience can be for the participants. Programs lasting 2 to 4 hours typically address only the elementary concepts of teambuilding: groups spending 4 to 8 hours on the course are afforded the time it takes to progress through the various stages of teambuilding.