High Point Ropes Course

(Montgomery County, Maryland)

Types of Teambuilding

High Ropes

High Point Catering Express Appetizers Menu Participants on a high ropes course will test their ability to deal with fear and courage. With the support of their friends, co-workers, and our skilled facilitators; participants work on a series of cables, platforms, and ropes, 30 feet up, to acheive their goals. Ropes courses can be seen as the ultimate group and individual challenge, utilizing a vertical obstacle course that makes extensive use of safety equipment to keep participants from danger.

When groups or individuals go up on a high ropes course they have an opportunity to learn about healthy risk-taking, perceived limitations, performance under pressure, giving and receiving support, and how working with others can help and individual to acheive more than they can accomplish alone.

Paintball

Many people are turning to Paintball for entertainment and training. Paintball games are fast, fun and adrenaline packed. Whether it's just a nice day out with the co-workers and a chance to get even with the boss, or the opportunity to work together to accomplish different tasks for each team, we can design games to meet the expertise of your players.

Low Ropes

During the low ropes course, participants are challenged to overcome obstacles and solve problems. They must work together in small groups to acheive goals while learning problem solving techniques, communication skills, patience, and innovative thinking. Successful completion of the activities helps teams to develop confidence, esteem, leadership, and cohesion. Low Ropes Courses are excellent settings for team-building, whether for businesses, schools, sports teams, or families; these experiences help improve communication, problem solving and to build meaningful relationships.

GPS

Teambuilding with a GPS unit involves one or more teams engaging on a high-tech treasure hunt. Each team is given a GPS unit and coordinates to reach a goal or find a cache (a small hidden box or object). Each cache can varies in difficulty and its challenges.

What can this do for your team? With each challenge, the team must make a plan, execute it, and reach the destination without a pre-determined leader. As teams work together, you are given the opportunity to observe different behaviors and to discover what your team needs most to function at the next level. We are confident not only will you enjoy the day with nice hikes, your teams will have stronger connections with each other, improve their communication skills, will work more efficiently together and, most important, build trust with one another.