Full-Day Combination Challenge Course Program
Our Full-Day Combination Programs typically start with ground-level activities and then transition over to our High Ropes Course. Ground-level team building activities are designed to build and bond teams and groups through different games and initiatives. Once your group has bonded through playful challenges, we will then see how they work together at height on Tar Heel Towers. That is our state of the art, three level high ropes course. It consists of trials and obstacles that require teamwork to be completed. Full-Day Combination Programs are among the most challenging that we offer. But, because of the power of overcoming challenges together, groups often find these programs especially meaningful.
Our three-level high ropes course, the Tar Heel Towers.
Where to Park
What to Expect
What to Wear
- Clothing: Loose casual clothing that you feel comfortable playing in – gym clothes or athletic wear. It is important to dress for the weather!
- Cool: Layers for warmth – wool or fleece (avoid cotton)
- Rain: Change of clothes suggested and/or rain gear
- Warm: Shorts and T-shirts or light pants to protect from abrasions
- Shoes: Closed-toe shoes, low heeled, sturdy, comfortable and durable sneakers or hiking boots.
- (No sandals, flip- flops, Birkenstocks, Chacos, etc.)
- Socks: Necessary! Wear a weight that is comfortable for the weather.
Allergies and Asthma
- Allergies: If any participant has a history of anaphylactic shock induced by exposure to any natural issue likely encountered in a natural setting (Bees, Wasps, Poison Ivy etc.), they must bring their epinephrine injector with them to the challenge course.
- Asthmatics: If any participant has a history of any kind of asthma that requires the use of any type of inhaler, that participant must bring their inhaler with them to the challenge course.
What Not to Bring
- Jewelry
- Watches
- Anything in pockets (billfolds, wallets, etc.)
- Dangling keychains
- Cell phones
- Airpods/headphones
- Knives, etc.
(If you bring these items, please leave them in your vehicle or bring a bag you can put them in during our program.)
Reminders
- Please give yourselves enough time to get to the Outdoor Education Center so the groups can start promptly at the scheduled time.
- During the summer months it can be extremely hot. We will provide water jugs and cups, but you may want to also bring your own water bottle to help stay hydrated.
If you have any questions please call us at (919) 843-4632.