Overview
Let’s test our skills working as a team to strategise, build and scale a crate tower, working together to transport a teammate to the highest height. This challenge develops trust, collaboration and problem-solving, teaching us how to support one another and communicate effectively under pressure. The Crate Climb activity aligns well with personal development goals, reinforcing perseverance, planning, and leadership.
Suitable
- An Adult (18+) can supervise up to 8 children (6-15 years and over 1.2m).
- Adults can supervise from the ground or up on the course.
- 16-17 year olds do not need supervision.
- Adults who are up for testing their limits in the great outdoors.
Restrictions
- Minimum age: 10 years old
- Maximum weight: 20.5 stone (130kg)
- Designed for those over 13 years old and 7 stone/45kg
- Minimum height: 1.4 metres (4ft 7")
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